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| | ... trade. "Positive sentiment rushed back into resource stocks this morning with spot iron ore surging overnight," Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said. BHP Billiton was up 59 cents at $30.86, Rio Tinto was up 88.5 cents at $56.085, and Fortescue ... |
| | | ... dollar to bounce almost half a US cent to 77.60 US cents and the sharemarket to slump from flat to 0.80% lower. Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said the fact that inflation was not very low, the release of positive jobs figures last week ... |
| | | ... the Reserve Bank's (RBA) minutes from its recent meeting signalled it was undecided about an interest rate cut. Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said the RBA's minutes suggested a rate cut in May was a 50-50 chance, with strong jobs figures ... |
| | | ... weren't great. In combination with that, there's a little bit of negativity from the China data from yesterday," Quay equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said. On Wall Street on Monday, markets sagged ahead of the start of first-quarter-earnings ... |
| | | ... weak and the release of China's latest monthly manufacturing data would be closely watched on Wednesday afternoon, Quay Equities managing director David Reynolds said. "It will be interesting to see what happens on Tuesday (April 7), with the (RBA's) ... |
| | | ... has rebounded after suffering its biggest fall in three months on Thursday. All sectors were higher, except gold. Quay Equities managing director David Reynolds said the recovery showed Thursday's sell-off had been over-done and conditions were still ... |
| | | ... out this week or incentives to adjust portfolios ahead of next week's Reserve Bank meeting on interest rates, said Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'nell. "That big push towards 6000 is probably going to be unlikely this week and maybe even next ... |
| | | ... yesterday's strength with the financial sector, in the red today with some profits booked after their very solid run," Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said. National Australia Bank was down 18 cents at $37.49, Westpac was steady at $37.72 ... |
| | | ... after weeks of negotiation, while local investors again were busy with a number of company reportings to digest," Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said. But he expects no major movements in afternoon trade. "I'm expecting a flat finish with ... |
| | | ... including Coles owner Wesfarmers and iiNet missed expectations, and the energy sector slumped on lower oil prices. Quay Equities head of trading Tristan K'Nell said investors appeared to be reacting to several days of mixed financial results. "Over the ... |
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