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| | | ... market strategist Michael McCarthy said. "Overseas influences are the real drivers of our market today." Banks and consumer staples stocks are making strong gains. Commonwealth Bank was up 13 cents at $81.14, National Australia Bank had gained 43 cents ... |
| | | | ... local bourse on Friday. "The retail sales figures were better than expected, so we might see some of those retail consumer staples gaining a bit of ground," she said. "The company earnings season begins in earnest tomorrow, so I think people are also ... |
| | | | ... reads we are getting on weekly consumer confidence is starting to have an impact on investors," he said. "Both consumer staples and discretionary stocks were leading the market down on a number occasions. "They've bounced back today to lead the market ... |
| | | | ... All Ordinaries, 41.9% is taken up by the financial sector and 17.2% is materials. The third biggest sector is consumer staples, at 7.6%. Few developed economies have this sort of sector dominance. Less than 25% of the UK's FTSE All Share index, for example ... |
| | | | ... He said cyclical stocks such as materials, industrials and consumer discretionary sectors were outperforming consumer staples and healthcare in early trade. The mining giants all opened stronger. At 1025 AEDT BHP Billiton gained six cents to $35.56 ... |
| | | | ... the rapid rise in spending levels across developing markets, Fidelity sees opportunity sets emerge in the consumption of staples, global brands, healthcare and education. While with ageing population, there are opportunities in areas such as hearing ... |
| | | | ... reported quarterly sales growth of 2.5 per cent, rose 14 cents to $35.74. In addition to financial stocks, the consumer staples sector was one of the other bright spots on the local market, having risen 0.19 per cent in early trade. |
| | | | ... global economic outlook and the sovereign-debt crisis in Europe, has seen a move to defensive stocks such as consumer staples, healthcare, IT, utilities and property. The herd mentality has seen valuations of these stocks driven artificially upwards ... |
| | | | ... investors are looking for yield generating assets. The big four Aussie banks are obvious candidates for bond issues, as are staples like Woolworths." In the present market investors remain uncertain about where to put their money but falling term-deposits ... |
| | | | ... industry classification standard) producing positive returns last month. Five sectors - consumer discretionary, consumer staples, energy, healthcare and utilities - recorded negative returns in the month of September. It could be that - as most commentators ... |
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