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| | ... cents at $33.01, Rio Tinto had dropped $1.19 to $59.80 and Fortescue Metals was 15.5 cents weaker at $3.485. Woodside Petroleum was down three cents at $38.97 after lifting its full year production forecast. Santos was flat at $12.47 and Oil Search lost ... |
| | | ... cents, or 1.2 per cent, lower at $33.34. Energy stocks were all down despite oil prices recovering slightly. Woodside Petroleum had dropped 33 cents to $38.37, Santos had lost eight cents to $12.51 and Oil Search was 11 cents weaker at $8.24. Among the ... |
| | | ... biggest falls are in resources stocks, with oil prices tumbling overnight amid weak economic data out of Germany. Woodside Petroleum was 76 cents weaker at $39, Santos had dropped 31 cents to $12.73 and Oil Search had tumbled by 31 cents, or 2.4 per ... |
| | | ... companies reporting their earnings. Highlights include Coles owner Wesfarmers issuing its full year earnings and Woodside Petroleum reporting its half year results. Other companies reporting earnings include AGL, APN News & Media, Coca-Cola Amatil, Fortescue ... |
| | | ... at $38.31, Rio had lost $1.07 to $65.31 and Fortescue Metals was down 16 cents or, 3.25 per cent, at $4.76. Woodside Petroleum was down 45 cents at $42.07 ahead of a shareholder vote on a $US2.7 billion ($A2.92 billion) plan to buy back shares from Royal ... |
| | | ... (PMI) for July is due out, as is the RP Data monthly house prices figures for June and July. In equities news, Woodside Petroleum holds its general meeting to vote on the buyback of shares from Royal Dutch Shell and Resmed is expected to post its financial ... |
| | | ... BHP fell 36 cents to $38.64, Rio Tinto lost 12 cents to $65.95 and Fortescue dropped three cents to $4.93. Woodside Petroleum stocks lost 52 cents to $42.36 as the company looks like it may not garner enough support for its planned $US2.7 billion buyback ... |
| | | ... stocks were also higher. Rio Tinto gained 47 cents to $64.60, Fortescue Metals was up 2.5 cents to $4.64 and Woodside Petroleum jumped 35 cents to $42.21. CMC chief market strategist Michael McCarthy hoped the early gains would continue through to the ... |
| | | ... Fortescue lifting 15 cents to $4.73, Rio Tinto climbing $1.15 to $65.09 and BHP rising 61 cents to $38.86. Woodside Petroleum gained 41 cents to $42.03 after reporting a double-digit rise in sector quarter production levels and sales. Mount Gibson Iron ... |
| | | ... news, there is a Federal Court hearing regarding David Jones' takeover by SA's Woolworths Holdings, Santos and Woodside Petroleum are expected to post quarterly reports, while AACo and SP Ausnet have annual general meetings. In Australia, on Wednesday ... |
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