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| | | ... shares have fallen 19 cents to 1.78. The mining giants were lower or flat at noon. BHP Billiton was 41 cents down to $30.66, Rio Tinto was 62 cents lower at $55.28 and Fortescue was flat at $4.85. National turnover was 715 million shares worth $1.295 ... |
| | | | ... that shares a single currency into a unified course of action. Equity markets dropped big time overnight from New York to Rio and old London town - and of course, the Eurozone - for unlike previous episodes when hope reigns heading into one of those ... |
| | | | ... biomass," he said. Pacific Hydro already supplies renewable energy to some of the world's largest resource companies such as Rio Tinto in Australia and CODELCO in Chile. |
| | | | ... Thursday. The mining giants were all lower at noon, as were the four major banks. BHP Billiton was 79 cents down to $31.41, Rio Tinto was $1.01 lower at $55.89 and Fortescue Metals was 0.5 cents lower at $4.79. ANZ was down 34 cents to $21.24, National ... |
| | | | ... package," Mr Le Brun said. On the local bourse, in the resources sector, global miner BHP Billiton lost 22 cents to $32.38, and Rio Tinto eased six cents to $57.66. Among the major banks, ANZ was eight cents lower at $21.67, National Australia Bank reversed ... |
| | | | ... Spain. On the local market at 1211 AEST in the resources sector, global miner BHP Billiton was 16 cents lower at $32.48, and Rio Tinto eased 50 cents to $56.50. Among the major banks, ANZ was 16 cents weaker at $21.64, National Australia Bank added nine ... |
| | | | ... the sector won't just go away," he said. The mining giants all opened higher. BHP Billiton was 54 cents higher at $32.38, Rio Tinto was $1.23 higher at $55.73 and Fortescue Metals up 10.5 cents at $4.88. The four major banks also all posted gains. ANZ ... |
| | | | ... million takeover offer up to $145.6 million. The mining giants all opened higher. BHP Billiton was five cents higher at $31.85, Rio Tinto was up 25 cents to $54.52 and Fortescue Metals was one cent higher at $4.70. The four major banks were also all ... |
| | | | ... stocks the most stable, Mr De Stradis said. By 1213 AEST, BHP Billiton had fallen 37 cents, or 1.16 per cent, to $31.55, while Rio Tinto had lost 58 cents, or 1.06 per cent, to $54.02. Oil Search Ltd led the energy majors lower, slipping 12.5 cents ... |
| | | | ... Association makes a submission to federal inquiry into 'fly-in, fly-out' workforce practices in regional Australia, in Melbourne. Rio Tinto is also due to appear before the inquiry. Meanwhile, Sydney Airport chief executive Kerrie Mather is to address ... |
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