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| | ... directly with its impact theme of improving access. "Incorporating a mix of early-stage and more established health care stocks can help balance risk. Early-stage companies present a higher risk and return profile but that's to be expected and investors ... |
| | | ... for Woolworths to then buy retailer David Jones. David Jones were 16.5 cents, or 4.4 per cent, up at $3.955. Health care stocks were making the biggest losses. Blood plasma products maker CSL was 66 cents, or one per cent, lower at $66.99 and Cochlear ... |
| | | ... weather in autumn and weak consumer confidence have caused in weaker than expected sales in recent months. Health care stocks were also weaker, with CSL down 54 cents at $69.95 and Ramsay Health Care 74 cents lower at $44.96. |
| | | ... underwater," Mr Lucas said. The Australian dollar remained below parity at 99.10 US cents and continued to fall. Health care stocks all opened in positive territory. Primary Health Care jumped 10 cents to $5.13, CSL surged $1.44 to $64.64 and Cochlear ... |
| | | ... its profits. Mosaic, Dupont and stocks of other companies in the materials industry fell. But utilities and health care stocks, where investors often retreat in a slow-growing economy, helped pull the Standard & Poor's 500 index above the break-even ... |
| | | ... strongest stock on the ASX 100, rising 3.4 per cent, or three cents, to 93 cents. But consumer staples and health care stocks fell 0.43 and 0.19 per cent respectively. "A lot of people were hiding in these sort of sectors for their defensive nature," ... |
| | | ... Newcrest Mining was among one of the only green spots on the market, up 38 cents, or 1.1 per cent, to $33.94. Health care stocks took the brunt of broad-based losses, down 2.1 per cent. Medical equipment manufacturer ResMed fell 3.1 per cent to $2.86 ... |
| | | ... miner Paladin Energy was the weakest stock on the ASX 100, plunging 11.1 per cent to $1.17. Typically defensive health care stocks were the only shares to gain ground, with CSL adding 3.2 per cent at $29.73. |
| | | ... purchased 600,000 of its own shares. Fellow miner BHP Billiton rose 0.46 per cent to $34.71. Typically defensive health care stocks outperformed, up 2.13 per cent, with medical diagnostic company Sonic Healthcare gaining 3.63 per cent to $11.70. The ... |
| | | ... weakest company on the ASX 100 was Paladin Energy, which dived 5.4 per cent to $1.49. Investors bought into health care stocks, which allowed the typically defensive sector to outperform, rising 0.35 per cent. Making news on Tuesday, more than 4000 of ... |
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