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| | ... growth. Warton spent almost a decade at the ASX in a software development capacity before moving to the London Metals Exchange. He then spent time as head of client services at Actant and head of infrastructure and trading solutions at IMC. Chi-X chief ... |
| | | ... while Rio Tinto lost 22 cents, or 0.28 per cent, to $79.54. Copper, nickel, and zinc prices fell on the London Metals Exchange on Friday, Mr Chatterton said. Oil major Woodside Petroleum was a rare bright spot, up 13 cents to $45.83. But rival Santos ... |
| | | ... fighting in Libya. In New York, light sweet crude for May, ended the day down 20 cents to $US105.40. On the London Metals Exchange, base metals were mostly higher, but copper and gold were down in the US. On the local bourse, rare earths explorer Lynas ... |
| | | ... in seven weeks, IG Markets analyst Ben Potter said. Stronger base metals and commodities prices on the London Metals Exchange overnight, along with solid gains by BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto in London equities trading, were likely to support materials ... |
| | | ... car sales data for August, which pointed to a strengthening Australian economy. Base metal prices on the London Metals Exchange overnight were all up between 0.3 per cent and 1.3 per cent. In the mining sector, BHP Billiton was up nine cents at $39.14 ... |
| | | ... stocks and diversified mining companies were the best performers during the morning. "Base metals on the London Metals Exchange had a pretty strong night last night and they were also the leading sector in the US," Mr Potter said. "That's probably why ... |
| | | ... 16,011 contracts. "The main drivers of the market are BHP and Rio following on from weaker leads on the London Metals Exchange and a weaker Australian dollar," said RBS Morgans private client adviser Craig Walker. "There are also declines among the major ... |
| | | ... "BHP and Rio are under pressure due to the fall in the oil price and some pretty mixed movements on the London Metals Exchange on Friday," Ms Saly said. At 1204 AEST, BHP Billiton had dropped 62 cents, or 1.86 per cent, to $32.72 while fellow mining ... |
| | | ... regaining what it lost (last week)," Bell Potter Securities senior client adviser Stuart Smith said. "The London Metals Exchange Index looks quite good with copper and nickel up," he said. Gold stocks were mixed with Lihir Gold jumping eleven cents or ... |
| | | ... cents to $30.25, while bank and insurer Suncorp-Metway Ltd lost one cent to $11.41. Base metals on the London Metals Exchange were down on Friday, with zinc and lead the biggest losers. At 1214 AEST, BHP Billiton Ltd was down 18 cents to $41.22, while ... |
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