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| | | ... cent, at $35.17, while Rio Tinto had lost 43 cents, or 0.66 per cent, at $64.87. The high US dollar also resulted in lower oil prices, prompting energy stocks to fall. Woodside was down 38 cents to $35.21, Oil Search shed eight cents to $7.06 and Santos ... |
| | | | ... collective recollection of the prospect of a Greek default, the European recession and contagion, a slowdown in China, surging oil prices and below trend world economic growth for the year overall. But as I claimed on this day exactly a week ago, "there ... |
| | | | ... $5.42, while market heavyweight BHP Billiton gained 23 cents to $34.28, and rival Rio Tinto added 56 cents to $62.98. Major oil stocks made solid gains, with Santos leading the sector by adding 42 cents, or 3.09 per cent, to $14.02. An $US11 jump in ... |
| | | | ... growth would be slow and remain below trend this year? Bring them all out I say and while you're at it, throw in the spike in oil prices resulting from the on-going instability in the Middle East - yes, the one in Syria and the nuclear sabre-rattling ... |
| | | | ... the S&P500 eased 0.32 per cent and the NASDAQ slipped 0.43 per cent. Also, futures contract prices for commodities such as oil, gold and copper settled weaker in the US. And the spot price of gold in Sydney was $US1,710.50 per ounce, down $US8.805 from ... |
| | | | ... and positive news from the eurozone. Improving risk sentiment also supported the euro against the yen on Friday, but strong oil prices, which hit four-year highs in New York, tempered gains. Tokyo added 0.72 per cent, or 69.66 points, to end at 9,777.03 ... |
| | | | ... still faces "major downside risks..." from Europe. "Advanced economies are experiencing weak and bumpy growth... " and an oil supply shock in the Middle East "would lead to a much stronger and unprecedented disruption of global oil supply". Ahh yes ... |
| | | | ... stressed that, "employment trends have improved somewhat in recent months". And oh, he also mentioned that Europe and rising oil prices remain potential challenges. I googled and googled and googled some more and financial market commentators are correct ... |
| | | | ... expectations component of the index rose to 88.0 this month from 76.7 in January and this in spite of the renewed spike in oil prices - you know, the one which erodes their disposable incomes and makes the goods and services they buy more expensive. ... |
| | | | ... eurozone consumer confidence figures gave an early boost. Dealers said wariness continued over the Greek debt crisis but as oil prices fell, concerns that soaring energy prices could undercut growth, eased. Speculation that General Motors was to take ... |
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