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| | | ... income investing easier to access for all Australians. "We want to make trading bonds as easy as buying and selling BHP shares on the ASX," Salis said. "FIIG has significant upside and potential to grow to north of $100 million revenue in five years ... |
| | | | ... or sell a German 10-year bund," he said. "If you go to a barbecue in Australia, the chat will be if you should buy BHP shares or CBA." The boutique's initial strategy has focused on high-grade sovereign bonds backed by governments with a credit rating ... |
| | | | ... BHP out, the materials sector would be having a positive impact," she said. South32 began trading at noon at $2.18. BHP shares were down $2.11, or 6.49%, to $30.38. Fellow mining giant Rio Tinto was down 17 cents to $57.93, while Fortescue Metals was ... |
| | | | ... profits. "That would 100 per cent be the reason why our market is down this morning," he said. Among the big miners, BHP shares were down four cents at $32.53 and Rio Tinto had shed 67 cents to $59.10. But iron ore player Fortescue was up one cent to ... |
| | | | ... Group put forward a takeover offer, setting the scene for a possible bidding war with TPG Telecom. Among the big miners BHP shares jumped 50 cents, or 1.6 per cent, to $32.55, its highest level since early March. Rio Tinto climbed $1.35, or 2.3%, to ... |
| | | | ... ore. "We are seeing excellent support for materials and energy stocks, they are leading the market higher," he said. BHP shares were 80 cents, or 2.5 per cent, higher at $31.86, while Rio Tinto climbed $1.30 to $57.60 and Fortescue lifted nine cents ... |
| | | | The largest fall by BHP shares in five months is dragging the share market lower. After confirming plans to offload its aluminium, manganese, nickel and silver assets into a new company, BHP shares fell heavily, dropping $1.56, or 3.9 per cent, to $38.12 ... |
| | | | ... five points," he said. "But the banks are effectively adding what BHP is taking away." At the opening on Wednesday, BHP shares were 63 cents lower at $35.91. The banks fared better, with NAB up 18 cents at $31.75, Commonwealth Bank adding 23 cents at ... |
| | | | ... growth," he said. But, while the overall market was up, the big miners were bucking the trend. Among the local miners, BHP shares were flat at $33.86, Rio Tinto was down 13 cents at $56.10, and Fortescue Metals was one cent lower at $3.71. Meanwhile ... |
| | | | ... cent. But its hardware store business Masters had suffered a $157 million loss. The resources sector was higher, with BHP shares up 18 cents to $34.37, Rio Tinto 79 cents, or 1.41 per cent, higher at $56.94, and Fortescue Metals gaining 11 cents to $ ... |
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