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| | | ... Billiton, opened in the red despite a small lift in prices for base metals and iron ore, while the banks were also weaker. Ms Roadley said all eyes would be on telcos following internet provider TPG Telecom's $1.4 billion takeover bid for rival iiNet. ... |
| | | | ... that we have seen from most of the banks that have reported so far is a concern about their net interest margins," Ms Roadley said "When you look at the weighting of those two large stocks in the banking sector being down, that's pulling the index into ... |
| | | | ... September quarter. "Their headline number missed the mark and they said they saw soft trading conditions in August," Ms Roadley said. "Everyone's just seen that `soft trading conditions' and started to sell the stock down." In the resources sector, BHP ... |
| | | | ... higher on Wednesday. "The US is starting to see good growth in housing, which had been lagging in the last month," Ms Roadley said. "And all this talk about a new bond buying program in Europe has also lifted the market higher. "The oil price moved higher ... |
| | | | ... brighter mood in the US." All eyes would be on the HSBC flash Chinese manufacturing figures for June at 1145 AEST, Ms Roadley said. In local news, grocery wholesaler Metcash, owner of the IGA supermarket brand, has blamed tough market conditions for ... |
| | | | ... strong performance on Thursday. "We have to remember that we did ok yesterday: we were up 1.2 per cent," she said. But, Ms Roadley, said the industrial stocks had started the day surprising subdued, despite the sector being a major driver of US markets ... |
| | | | ... the US. So, I think today we are probably just playing a bit of catch-up and looking at our own market," she said. Ms Roadley said the big event for traders to watch on Thursday would be the release of official employment figures for November. The big ... |
| | | | ... cent as the broad-based S&P 500 gained 0.12 per cent. Investors are awaiting US non-farm payrolls data for August. Ms Roadley said that even if the result was strong, the US Federal Reserve would still only taper its quantitative easing measures "slowly ... |
| | | | ... NAB was up 23 cents at $31.24 and Westpac was 34.5 cents higher at $31.20. Telstra was up 1.5 cents at $5.015. But Ms Roadley said the resources sector, and particularly smaller miners, had been hurt by news a Russian Potash cartel would be broken up. ... |
| | | | ... industrial production due out later this week. "You have the nervous holding back because of falling commodity prices," Ms Roadley said. BHP Billiton shed seven cents to open at $33.28 while Rio Tinto lost 29 cents to $55.23 as the resources giant prepares ... |
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