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| | ... resources sector, it was not enough to save the market from further falls in the wake of Tuesday's steep sell-off. Mr Le Brun said the fact that the Reserve Bank of Australia had not provided any forward guidance when it decided on Tuesday to maintain ... |
| | | ... board meeting at 1130 AEST on Tuesday. "Those RBA minutes have struck a chord this morning and got us off the canvas," Mr Le Brun said. In the minutes of the May board meeting, the central bank indicated that the lack of "any guidance on the future path ... |
| | | ... Harvey Norman, Dick Smith and JB Hi-Fi had a good start to the day, that's on that write off for small businesses," Mr Le Brun said. Harvey Norman shares gained 19.5 cents to $4.595, Dick Smith rose 5.5 cents to $2.195 and JB Hi Fi was up 51 cents to ... |
| | | ... Woolworths shares dived $2.88, or 8.5%, to $31.07, while Coles owner Wesfarmers was down $1.25, or 2.8 per cent, to $44.19. Mr Le Brun said the energy sector was also pulling back after world oil prices fell sharply overnight. West Texas Intermediate ... |
| | | ... which has had some downside impact on the Australian dollar - which is actually a net positive on the share market," Mr Le Brun said. Banks and energy stocks were the worst performers, while miners were mixed and the healthcare sector was stronger. Telstra ... |
| | | ... $2.52. "There's a lot to focus on today, including Chinese economic data, some domestic data and earnings as well," Mr Le Brun said. Tabcorp shares were up 27.7 cents, or 5.9 per cent, to $4.94, in their first session of trading since the gaming group ... |
| | | ... was not as strong as the market expected. "We've come off our highs just after the release of this RBA statement," Mr Le Brun said. "Perhaps the interest rate environment is not as aggressive to the downside as the market was expecting. "But still, the ... |
| | | ... was helping to offset that impact. "It's been a bit of an up and down session but we're certainly hanging in there," Mr Le Brun said. "We've had a poor share price reaction to the BHP result so that has knocked the wind out of our sails." "It is a case ... |
| | | ... especially up to those fresh five-and-a-half-year highs, which are about one per cent above the levels that we've been at," Mr Le Brun said. "There's been some serious resistance around that level previously, so we're looking for a catalyst." Among the ... |
| | | ... Australia, released on Wednesday, were disappointing but affected the Australian dollar more than the share market, Mr Le Brun said. Approvals for the construction of new homes fell 5.0 per cent in February. BHP Billiton was up 35 cents at $37.40, Rio ... |
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