The Bull

Friday 12

March, 2010 7:30 AM

  • ALL ORDS4825.525
    -4.30417:40 Australia/Sydney
  • ASX 2004814.429
    -5.99317:40 Australia/Sydney
  • AUD/USD0.9145
    0.915005:19 Australia/Sydney
  • GOLD1107.80
    1108.6005:19 Australia/Sydney

BREAKING NEWS

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  • Brazil's commodities boom produces richest man

    Eike Batista has ridden up the commodities boom to become the richest guy in his country. He aims to keep going.

  • Dubai's spectacular collapse - what have investors learned?

    Dubai's spectacular collapse has destroyed vast fortunes and exposed the dangers of doing business in the Gulf. What have investors learned?

  • Bill Gates No Longer World's Richest Man

    Carlos Slim Helu takes No. 1 spot on Forbes World's Billionaires list as a record 164 10-figure titans return to the ranking amid the global economic recovery.

  • Gujarat to spend $500m on its NSW mines

    Indian-owned coal producer Gujarat NRE Coking Coal Ltd plans to spend $500m expanding its two mines in the Illawarra region of NSW over the next five years.

  • Hobart, N Qld head best property markets

    Hobart and the sleepy regional north Queensland town of Silkwood were among the best performing property markets over the past decade, research found.

  • Coal prices set to rise amid confusion

    Coal prices are tipped to rise in coming months amid constrained supply and ongoing Chinese demand.

  • $A lower, jobs stats indicate rate pause

    The Australian dollar closed slightly lower after mixed employment figures indicated the central bank would keep interest rates on hold in April.

  • Stocks to watch

    Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at close.

  • Market Wrap

    Across Asia, regional indices are all weaker after inconclusive direction from Wall Street, with higher metal prices and positive reads on the US service sector being offset by Washington rhetoric about reforms to the healthcare and financial sectors

  • Aussie stocks close lower

    The share market closed marginally lower as investors worried that China may move to cool economic growth after a higher than expected inflation figure.

  • Centrebet defends takeover talk

    Centrebet International says it first become aware of takeover proposals in February but did not tell the market until this week for reasons of confidentiality.

  • Cooper Energy hampered by flooding

    Cooper Energy says flooding in the Cooper Basin is likely to have an impact on its South Australian operations as roads are cut off and oil fields are isolated.

  • Jobless rate edges up in February

    The jobless rate edged up to 5.3 per cent in February from a downwardly revised 5.2 per cent in January, with the number of people employed barely rising.

  • Iron ore and coal exports rise

    Australia's exports of iron ore and coal rose to record levels in the December quarter buoyed by strong demand from Japan, Korea and China.

  • Price pressure fears flat: survey

    Consumer inflationary expectations were flat in March, but signs of economic growth meant the proportion of people who expect prices to remain stable declined.

  • iiNet confirms Netspace takeover talks

    Internet service provider iiNet says it is in discussions with rival Netspace about a takeover but no decision has been made to proceed with the acquisition.

  • Eurozone at 'crossroads'

    Controversy over the future of the 16-nation eurozone sparked by Greece's fiscal crisis reached a new pitch this week over ideas for a rescue fund.

  • Curbing derivatives might hurt, not help, Greece

    The complex financial products helped blow up the US housing market. They all but sank AIG. Now European officials want to crack down on a derivative called a credit default swap.

  • Leighton wins $463m HK rail contract

    Leighton Holdings Ltd has won a $463 million contract to construct part of an express rail link between Hong Kong and mainland China.

  • Economic woes put dampener on metals

    Copper prices retreated on Wednesday after lingering worries over global economic health nudged the industrial metal into negative territory, analysts said.


Marketsat 17:40 Australia/Sydney
All Ords All Ords
All Ords4825.525-4.304Change
Prev close4829.8294831.200Open
Day high4850.8004818.700Day low
TOP GAINERS & LOSERS
  • Company Name
  • Price
  • Change
  • Pct
  • AUSTRALIAN MINES
  • 0.002
  • 0.001
  • 100.00
  • NICKELORE
  • 0.033
  • 0.012
  • 57.14
  • K2 ENERGY
  • 0.091
  • 0.023
  • 33.82
  • MULTI CHANEL SOL
  • 0.004
  • 0.001
  • 33.33
  • GSF CORP
  • 0.004
  • 0.001
  • 33.33
  • RAND MINING
  • 0.210
  • -0.140
  • -40.00
  • EXCALIBUR MINING
  • 0.000
  • 0.000
  • 0.000
  • FACILITATE DIGI
  • 0.000
  • 0.000
  • 0.000
  • GRAND GULF ENGY
  • 0.006
  • -0.002
  • -25.00
  • REGAL RSC
  • 0.040
  • -0.011
  • -21.57

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