Market Wide Rise on Sydney Stock Exchange Leads Gains
A broad rally on the Sydney Stock Exchange lifted many stocks with mining and industrials advancing. Major movers included AWA up to 113, Colonial rising to 365, and Philip Morris steady near 36.90, while Amcor and Myers posted gains and Pascidute slipped.
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Melbourne sales Industrial see Bee Catekeire i pratnn 200 i Ea
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UN official predicts world oil crisis to lift shipping costs
United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East executive secretary Johan Muramis told a meeting of government and shipping bodies from 16 countries that a global oil squeeze will raise international freight rates. He warned Asian developing nations face higher export costs as a result.
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Strait oil project tenders call for 60m each
BHP Esso invite tenders for multi million dollar development of Mackerel and Tuna fields in the Bass Strait. Projects include 29 miles of pipelines and two offshore platforms valued at about 60 million dollars each. Lenders opened November 20 with bids due January 2.
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Cairns backs visible export benefits plan
Dr Cairns endorses a new export incentive scheme labeled visible benefits aimed at five partners. Government plans shift from direct incentives to a facelifted market development grant system with a projected cost of about 25 to 30 million dollars in the first year. Exporters hope the government will reconsider the export incentive stance amid economic slack in the 1970s.
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Japan to Cut Wool Intake Amid Trade Turbulence
Abe of the Japan Wool Spinners Association announced on Thursday a plan to reduce wool purchases in response to record high yarn prices and a sluggish domestic market. The executive cited expectations of easing demand later and warned of production cuts to curb slack in the industry.
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Scotch imports nearly double in Australia and New Zealand
Australia imported 2.1 million litres of Scotch whisky in January to October 1973, higher than 1972. Trade officials cite stockpiling ahead of possible price rises while New Zealand also reports a sharp rise in imports. Lowe International director Tan Coombs claims evidence of home stockpiling during export sales tours to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.
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