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| | | ... China growth targets dampening the confidence provided by a falling Australian dollar, are ensuring market uncertainty. Mr Weston said market expectations the Reserve Bank will cut the interest rate was helping the banks but weak commodities and oil ... |
| | | | ... market is still riding on the sentiment of Tuesday's Reserve Bank interest rate cut, giving the banks further gains, Mr Weston added. BHP had added $1.415, or nearly five per cent, to $32.065, Rio Tinto was up $1.90 at $60.48 and Fortescue Metals was ... |
| | | | ... futures overnight, and it's having a positive effect on our market as well. "That global momentum seems to be pushing up." Mr Weston said investors appeared comfortable with how the Federal Reserve was handling interest rates, and US markets looked likely ... |
| | | | ... Chris Weston said. "Yesterday, the banks got absolutely smashed. That was the sector that saw our market underperform," Mr Weston said. "But people are coming back into the banks today and the fact that the banks are back up quite substantially is the ... |
| | | | ... time to put money more in or is this market looking to pull back... that's the question most people are running with?" Mr Weston told AAP. Most sectors are losing ground with the exception of miners, which have already made losses in recent days. Resources ... |
| | | | ... 14.5 cents - its first increase in nine years - after taking on more than 700,000 new mobile customers in six months. Mr Weston said he expected the market to remain steady throughout the day. "I can't see a major downside in any of the major banks ... |
| | | | ... Weston said. "After yesterday's ANZ numbers the market expected the CBA would come out with a good set of results," Mr Weston said. "And they have come out with a very strong result which fully justifies where they're at at the moment, so onwards and ... |
| | | | ... made its way into emerging markets and at some stage that had to come out and its coming out quite rapidly," he said. Mr Weston said the move contributed to a sell off on global markets overnight, which pushed the local market down more than one per ... |
| | | | ... Obama's plan to attack Syria was weighing on market sentiment "That's the main reason our market is lower today," he said. Mr Weston said the market also was reacting to strong US manufacturing figures, which increased expectations the Federal Reserve ... |
| | | | ... Obama's plan to attack Syria was weighing on market sentiment "That's the main reason our market is lower today," he said. Mr Weston said the market also was reacting to strong US manufacturing figures, which increased expectations the Federal Reserve ... |
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