2015年1月1日 星期四

2015-01-02 Australia Business


Sky News Australia
   
Capital city house prices rise 7.9pc in 2014, but expert expects growth to slow in ...   
Yahoo!7 News
Australian home prices jumped in December to cap off a year of strong 7.9 per cent growth in capital city property values. The average rise in capital city values was 0.9 per cent last month, according to the widely-watched CoreLogic RP Data Hedonic Home ...

Home prices up 7.9% in 2014   The West Australian

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Sky News Australia
   
$A weakens as key commodity prices slip   
Trading Room
The Australian dollar is weaker as commodity prices slip and traders brace for the currency sinking to 75 US cents in coming months. At 1200 AEDT on Friday, the Australian dollar was trading at 81.69 US cents, down from 81.93 cents on New Year's Eve.
Finance News Update, what you need to know   Herald Sun

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Weak dollar, cheap petrol to keep interest rates on hold   
Sydney Morning Herald
A weak Australian dollar and low oil prices may provide the Australian economy with the boost needed to help keep the Reserve Bank's finger off the interest rate trigger. CommSec chief economist Craig James said the "double whammy effect" of cheaper ...


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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Iron ore miners edge ASX higher despite weak Wall St lead   
ABC Online
The Australian share market is treading water as traders return for the first session of 2015. The All Ordinaries index was up 5 points to 5,394, while the ASX 200 index of larger companies was also 0.1 per cent higher at 5,416 by 12:40pm (AEDT). Shares in ...

Market can't shake New Year's hangover   Sydney Morning Herald
MarketsFast Asia Open - Welcome to 2015   Financial Times
Outlook: Aus shares set to open flat   Finance News Network

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Higher-cost iron ore miners feel the squeeze   
The Australian
WAS that modest uptick in the iron ore price in the final week of 2014 an indication of a price that is stabilising, or was it a “dead cat's bounce”? After reaching a five-and-a-half-year low of $US66.84 a tonne on December 23, the spot price steadily edged up in ...


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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Super funds returns solid, but not super   
Sydney Morning Herald
Median growth funds, the most common type of superannuation fund, are predicted to post their slowest growth in three years. For 2014 the growth of savings in median funds – which invest 61 to 80 per cent of their portfolios in growth assets such as shares ...


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The Australian
   
Brokers caught in high-tech arms race   
The Australian
THE rise of specialist high-frequency traders is displacing traditional mid-tier brokerages in equities market share and forcing the major investment banks to invest heavily in technology to maintain trading volumes. Trading volume data for 2014 compiled for ...


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Proactive Investors Australia
   
Beadell misses 2014 target   
The Australian
GOLD miner Beadell Resources' share price has risen by more than 10 per cent even though its gold sales for 2014 were below guidance. Its share price was up 2.5 cents, or 11.1 per cent, at 25 cents at 12.50pm (AEDT). Beadell (BDR) earlier told the ...

Gold miner Beadell misses 2014 target   The Daily Telegraph
Beadell Resources produces 55000 ounces of gold in December quarter   Proactive Investors Australia
Beadell misses guidance   WA today

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Australian stocks virtually flat weighed down by commodities, Wall Street   
The Australian
THE Australian share market was virtually flat at noon, amid light volumes and negative sentiment from Wall Street. At midday (AEDT), the benchmark S & P/ASX200 index was 2.8 points, or 0.05 per cent, higher at 5414.9. The broader All Ordinaries index was ...


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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Gold continues to shine as the best safe haven   
Sydney Morning Herald
Gold has retained its status as a safe-haven investment, despite the rising strength of the US dollar and turmoil elsewhere in commodity markets. The price has remained stable in 2014 and what's more, experts believe that the long-term outlook for the ...

Gold falls for a second year in a row   Herald Sun

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