Woodside benefits from oil flow amid volatile trade
Melbourne stocks report wide swings as Woodside and energy peers react to news of oil flows from Eagle Hawk No 7 Well. Shares moved amid sparse trends in miners and industrials, with Woodside activity centered but not decisive. Other heavyweights such as OGE and BH S outer gained on a choppy session while AmPal and Myer showed mixed moves.
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Woodside
Iin Engichawe
Teil
AEE
Femaaiten
Ingaeate
Feaf
Meway
Woodside - Burnish
Acrosy
Oll
van Aespat
BHP
Erestern
Elewhere
Alia
Prominemi Wien Rambery Weed
Wordl deBarmek Oil
Melbourne Stock Exchange
Heetie Fie
Ampo Exploration
Test
Barrow Island
Iit Tryal
MIM
Ares
Burman
Syria
Anemoyh Trading
BRP
Anitewatinasl
Ree
Ampal Petroleum
Sydney Stock Exchange Prices in Turbulent Trade
In a volatile session on the Sydney Stock Exchange prices fluctuated as investors weighed mixed data. Traders watched key indices and energy shares amid global market uncertainty, with several top stocks edging higher while others retreated.
Overseas borrowings rise to 5 923 million in September
Preliminary figures from the Statistics Bureau show overseas borrowings by Australian companies reaching 35 923 million as of September 30. Predominantly overseas owned firms accounted for the majority of outstandings, with manufacturing and related sectors leading. The report notes declines in the overseas share since December 1972 and outlines repayment expectations into mid-1974.
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Australia
Steatistic Bureau
Asciar
Aianieries
Comparien le
Als
Oversean
Seat
Nash Rotas
Ovesseas
Mas
Gampanien
Antisipave Saat
Eienings
NSW coal output rises 17 percent in 1972 forecast
NSW coal production is projected to jump about 17 percent to over 1 million tons in 1972, with Taparis in Japan nearing the 1 million ton mark. While output climbs, overseas market demand and interstate shipment are expected to fall, and exports from Parasasa show a sharp decline.
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Thera
Nsw
Taparis
Japan
Excevsian
Vso
Parapesa Sureey Menthal
G Lewis dividend stance and share actions detailed
The report notes G Lewis maintains a 6 percent dividend after a minor earnings uptick. It mentions October earnings, a preliminary sport result, and 12 percent annual rate expectations. Shares go ex dividend February 21 with a February 24 key date for the final payout.
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George Lewintra
Earmins ii
Hox
Ussr
Uwilich Mainlainn
Homebush sales and stream of uncertain figures
Fragmented OCR text references Homebush sales, sections of Homebush, and various unclear names and numbers. It reads as garbled market notes with no coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a clear item.
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Tenewath
Wwalpinal
Harare Mey
Heavye
Weighis Oge
Sourote
Nickels Emoves Bright Trading
Poseldon
Sheta
Wemern Mining
Steigit
Il Ditrobutore
Sydney Stock Exchange
Mkma
Aieda Oval
London
Wall Street
Business & Economics
Toint Val Board of Ssw
Homebush Sales
Guy Limbe
Wally
Shane Argouna
Melbourne
Ann Ae