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| | | The Australian sharemarket is tipped to open lower following falls on Wall Street overnight. The September share price index futures contract is down 18 point at 5,585. Wall Street stocks have fallen, pulled down by major banks after the Federal Reserve ... |
| | | | ... figures on Thursday. The September share price index futures contract is down two points at 5,647. In the US on Wednesday, Wall Street stocks have finished mixed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 10.72 points at 17,078.28 and Standard & Poor's ... |
| | | | ... of iron ore. CMC Markets sales trader Niall King said local investors had ignored a positive lead from Friday's session on Wall Street, and were focused on upcoming events closer to home. "Gains by US markets on Friday have failed to lift local sentiment ... |
| | | | Large banks' commercial competitive advantage over smaller organisations is a barrier to the entrance of new players in the financial services industry, Coles has said The retailer expressed support for a proposal laid out in the Financial System Inquiry ... |
| | | | Australia's big four banks are failing to cross-sell their retail superannuation products to their existing banking customers, the latest Roy Morgan research shows. Each of the banks is capturing less than 20% of their customers' superannuation balances ... |
| | | | ... resources sector. Morgans private client adviser Alistair McCorquodale said the market was holding up well given a weak lead from Wall Street. The mining sector's weakness came as BHP Billiton traded ex-dividend, meaning new buyers are no longer entitled ... |
| | | | ... strengthened 10 cents to $35.14. Telstra picked up two cents to $5.58. National carrier Qantas was up two cents at $1.49. On Wall Street in the US, the S&P 500 index closed August with another record, continuing its slow climb despite a rise in tensions ... |
| | | | More than 6,300 bodies, companies and individuals have provided second round submissions in response to the Financial System Inquiry's Interim Report which was released in July. According to the FSI over 5,000 submissions were received on the issue ... |
| | | | Oh no! Bloody Vlad's back! Wall Street and the rest of 'em equity markets flashed red from New York to Rio and old London town as geo-political risks resurfaced following reports of Russian 'incursion' into Ukraine. That's if you believe this morning's ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street ended a three day winning streak. At 0649 AEST on Friday, the September share price index futures contract was down three points at 5,606. US stocks fell modestly, dragged down by rising ... |
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