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| | | ... start of trade, with the materials sector off 1.18 per cent and financial stocks down 0.4 per cent, according to IRESS data. Rio Tinto was the worst-performing stock on the S&P/ASX20, having fallen 1.29 per cent, or 72 cents, to $55.11. BHP posted the ... |
| | | | ... a great variation between energy stocks and mining stocks, with the latter running on exceptionally low PEs. For example, RIO is trading on a PE of 8 times, which is incredibly cheap." Meanwhile, defensive stocks which include consumables such as food ... |
| | | | ... in negative territory. On a positive note, Australia's big resources companies were higher. BHP was up six cents at $33.53, Rio was four cents firmer at $55.74 and Woodside had climbed 22 cents to $33.80. Bell Potter senior adviser Stuart Smith said ... |
| | | | ... cent. The mining giants all posted gains. BHP Billiton was up 29.5 cents to $33.54, Fortescue was 15 cents higher to $3.86 and Rio Tinto added 93 cents to $55.83. Woodside Petroleum gained 36 cents to $33.34 and Caltex Energy added 19 cents to $17.02. ... |
| | | | ... holidays for the whole of last week." Commodities prices were mostly down, including oil and gold. Among resources stocks, Rio Tinto was 18 cents weaker at $54.72, BHP Billiton shed three cents to $33.29 but Fortescue Metals was up two cents to $3.63. ... |
| | | | ... resources space," Mr Walker said. "The major banks are holding their own today too." BHP Billiton was up 27.5 cents to $33.26, Rio Tinto gained 34.5 cents to $54.29 and Fortescue was seven cents higher at $3.52. ANZ added nine cents to $25.39, Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... commodity prices for September. The mining giants and major banks all opened higher. BHP Billiton was up 29 cents to $33.41 and Rio Tinto added 39.5 cents to $53.75. ANZ was seven cents higher at $24.86, National Australia Bank was up 11 cents to $25.65 ... |
| | | | ... which are often tied to concerns about global growth, were slightly weaker, with BHP Billiton losing 17 cents to $32.85 and Rio Tinto shedding 34 cents to $53.25. Meanwhile, construction products firm Alesco has recommended a takeover offer from paint ... |
| | | | ... Friday, the Reserve Bank of Australia releases its financial aggregates for August. In equities news, managing director of Rio Tinto Coal Australia Bill Champion is scheduled to deliver a speech at Griffith University. NEW YORK - Wall Street posted its ... |
| | | | ... effect on demand for commodities, which then hit the major resource companies. BHP Billiton shed 19 cents to $32.62 while Rio Tinto lost 16 cents to $52.73 as material sector opened 0.45 per cent weaker. Meanwhile, Woolworths shares dipped slightly after ... |
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