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| | | ... $US1,574.77 per fine ounce, up $US26.64 from Thursday's local close of $US1,548.13 per ounce. Australia's biggest company BHP was 2.1 per cent lower at $32.10, while Rio was down 3.5 per cent at $56.18. Fortescue metals lost 6.5 per cent to $4.69. The ... |
| | | | ... data. The metals and minerals (up 1.09 per cent) and materials (up 1.06 per cent) sectors were also in positive territory. BHP was 30 cents higher at $32.79, while Rio has advanced 46 cents to $58.45. RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said the ... |
| | | | ... points and Frankfurt's DAX 30 climbed 0.95 per cent to 6579.33 points. The mining giants were mixed in Australia on Monday. BHP Billiton was 11 cents down to $34.43, Rio Tinto was down 11 cents to $60.96 and Fortescue Metals was half a cent to $5.38. ... |
| | | | ... Pharmaceuticals, Grange Resources and Stonehenge Metals are all due to hold general meetings. The mining giants were mixed. BHP Billiton was down 10 cents to $34.58, Rio Tinto was 66 cents lower at $61.60 but Fortescue Metals was four cents higher at ... |
| | | | ... to hold general meetings. OneSteel shares were down 1.5 cents to $1.21. The mining giants all experienced gains on Tuesday. BHP Billiton was up 17 cents to $34.74, Rio Tinto was 29 cents higher to $62.29 and Fortescue Metals rose seven cents to $5.27. ... |
| | | | ... previous corresponding period. Shares in Orica were 12 cents lower at $26.42. The mining giants were all lower on Monday. BHP Billiton was $1.24 lower at $34.79, Fortescue Metals was 20 cents lower at $5.33 and Rio Tinto dropped $2.39 to $62.52. The ... |
| | | | ... in risk appetite in all equity markets overnight had influenced local trading. That caused most commodity stocks to fall. BHP was down 26 cents at $35.99 and Rio Tinto was down 99 cents at $64.44. Larger falls were posted by energy producer Santos, down ... |
| | | | ... consequently reflect the market itself as the leading five stocks on loan right now are Rio Tinto, CommBank, Westpac, Wesfarmers and BHP Billiton which make up 60% of the total loan securities. While short selling is one reason market traders would want ... |
| | | | ... 4,432 points, with 9,575 contracts traded. Australia's two major miners were up more than 0.8 per cent in early morning trade. BHP had risen 30 cents to $36.27 and Rio was 62 cents higher at $66.41. The energy sector was up 0.64 per cent, while materials ... |
| | | | ... and its full year distribution per security would be 24 cents. Both the mining giants and the four major banks were mixed. BHP Billiton was 23 cents higher at $35.78, Rio Tinto was 41 cents down at $65.94 and Fortescue Metals was steady at $5.84. Commonwealth ... |
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