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| | | ... there were other reasons for the lower trading, with overseas drivers weak after the US market was closed for a public holiday and base metals were flat, giving no real direction to the resources sector. At 1205 AEDT, world's biggest miner BHP Billiton ... |
| | | | ... the all ordinaries gained 33.8 points to hit a record 5969.3. NEW YORK - US markets were closed for the Presidents Day holiday. On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 2.56 points at 12.767.57, while the S&P500 closed down 1.27 points at ... |
| | | | ... ex-dividend. On Wall Street on Friday, markets were mixed as investors were reluctant to take long positions before a holiday weekend. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 2.56 points to a record 12,767.57 but the Standard & Poor's 500 index fell ... |
| | | | ... another record close, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq dipped as investors were reluctant to take long positions before the holiday weekend. A drop in the shares of Microsoft Corp kept stocks in negative territory for most of the day, as the software ... |
| | | | There has been some particularly good news on the employment front with Workplace Relations Minister Joe Hockey announcing that the number of long-term unemployed fell by in excess of 13,000 in January to a record low of about 78,000. The number of ... |
| | | | ... - The CAC-40 index was at 5,643.95 points, down 48.5. TOKYO - All Japanese financial markets were closed for a public holiday, the day following National Foundation Day. On Friday, the Nikkei average rose 211.85 points to at 17,504.33 HONG KONG - The ... |
| | | | ... Zealand sharemarket had jumped 1.5 per cent at yesterday's close as it played catch-up with offshore trade after a public holiday the previous day. The NZX-50 index enjoyed its strongest one-day rise since March last year, closing up 63 points at 4211.60. ... |
| | | | ... slightly from Monday's HK$47.9 billion. Wellington, Feb 5 NZPA - The sharemarket was closed yesterday for the Waitangi Day holiday. On Monday it managed a modest gain despite top stock Telecom's decline to a nearly one-month low. The NZX-50 benchmark ... |
| | | | ... benchmark index closed up 4.18 points at 4148.58 on a healthy $NZ175 million worth of turnover, ahead of today's Waitangi Day holiday. |
| | | | ... sector. According to the Russell December quarter Investment Manager Outlook survey (IMO) managers are heading into the holiday season with a strong preference for international equities over local shares, a defensive bias in their local equity portfolios ... |
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