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| | | ... a nine-month low, while platinum prices were at their weakest level since the start of 2013. Moreover, the benchmark crude oil contract tumbled 2.8 per cent in US trade. Making news on Thursday, Fairfax Media is reorganising its operations into five ... |
| | | | ... asset purchases - or promising to do it sooner than 2014 - better go short. The financial headlines say so. "Global shares, oil fall sharply on U.S. growth concern," printed Reuters. "U.S. Stocks Fall as Energy, Financials Tumble on Economy," says Bloomberg. ... |
| | | | ... was 35 cents lower at $30.60 and Westpac had slid 27 cents to $30.51. The energy sector was down 0.71 per cent, with Aurora Oil and Gas down 27 cents at $3.47 and Santos six cents lower at $12.60. Mr Heffernan said the upcoming Easter break - local markets ... |
| | | | ... positive night on Wall Street, where the Dow advanced 0.39 per cent, the S&P500 climbed 0.67 per cent and contract prices for oil rose. Energy stocks were the best-performing sector at the open, having risen 0.71 per cent. Santos was up six cents at ... |
| | | | ... man who, according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek, "...has seized more than 1,000 companies or their assets, leveraged soaring oil prices to play hardball with such multinationals as Exxon Mobil (XOM) and ConocoPhillips (COP), and pushed through price controls ... |
| | | | ... Health Care and Whitehaven Coal are among the companies expected to post first half results, while QBE Insurance Group and Oil Search are due to announce full year earnings. Meanwhile, Macmahon shareholders are due to vote on the sale of its construction ... |
| | | | ... cents to $37.07 and Rio Tinto was down 32 cents at $66.98. Santos on Friday posted a drop in full year net profit, but the oil and gas producer said it still expected to meet its production targets in 2013. "The market will react positively to that - ... |
| | | | ... correctly pinpointing the catalyst to the correction that I've been warning about in recent days. I thought it would be dearer oil prices. I put it out there only last Monday in my column titled "Temper, temper" ( http://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/view/25600960 ... |
| | | | While the rising oil price might make some investors worry about the sustainability of the global economy, Perpetual Investment's head of investment market research, Matt Sherwood, says Australian businesses should be more insulated. Rainmaker chief ... |
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