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| | | ... Bank was down 17 cents at $24.65, Westpac fell 20 cents to $21.16 but Commonwealth added three cents to $50.25. Gloucester Coal was two cents higher at $9.44 as it increased its fourth quarter sales by 16 per cent from a year earlier. Perth-based miner ... |
| | | | ... Statistics is due to release the consumer price index for June quarter. In other finance news, Australand Property Group and Coal & Allied Industries are due to release first half results. Macarthur Coal, Atlas Iron, Mirabela Nickel are due to announce ... |
| | | | ... cents lower at $43.42, while Rio Tinto added 11 cents to $82.45 after saying it was considering selling off one of its UK coal-fired power stations before the commencement of new environmental laws. At 1200 AEST, the spot price of gold in Sydney was ... |
| | | | A member of the Stronger Super Peak Consultative Group has rejected the Superannuation Clearing House model and has called for employers to be taken out of the superannuation payment process altogether. Superannuation payments should be deducted by ... |
| | | | ... financials were 0.03 per cent weaker. Making news on Monday, Santos said it would buy the majority of Eastern Star Gas's coal seam gas permits in a deal worth $924 million. Santos was down 2.8 per cent, or 37 cents, at $12.86 and the third-worst performer ... |
| | | | ... sector is recovering on the back of the sell off on that sector in the lead up to the carbon tax announcement," he said. "Coal stocks are outperforming on the back of corporate activity as investors looking for the next takeover." "It's widely speculated ... |
| | | | ... result is uncertainty, and when you get uncertainty you get markets falling." Mr Bishop said despite the doom and gloom, coal stocks shone through as the best performers of the morning. "In the middle of all that we have some exciting things happening ... |
| | | | ... 1996 elections. Arguments and accusations continued right up to the introduction of the GST back in 2000. This time, the coal and other non-exempt industries are up and arms - as one would expect. And Australians households are anxious that the pain ... |
| | | | ... stocks were mixed, with BHP gaining 18 cents to $44.41 and Rio Tinto losing 19 cents to $83.13. Elsewhere in the sector, Coal of Africa gained 18 cents, or 16.4 per cent, to $1.28, and BlueScope Steel rose seven cents, or 5.4 per cent, to $1.375. National ... |
| | | | ... remains above 50 - it was 50.9 in June - it signals manufacturing expansion and along with it, continued demand for Australia's coal, steel and other minerals export. But while Australian mining and resources companies are basking in the glow of China ... |
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