Market declines on irregular trading in ING stocks
Stocks on the SYRNEY Stock Exchange closed generally weaker as oils and industrials slipped. Mining names showed mixed moves with some gains and losses, while Bank of NSW held firm at 9.66 and several major industrials fell from recent highs amid subdued sentiment.
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Macrctile Holdings
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Sydney Stock Exchange Prices and Market Slips
Current market snapshot shows varied results with All Ordinaries index falling to around 443.7 while mining and energy sectors show mixed movement. Wall Street declines by 9.3 points to 974.3 after a brief two day rise, traders watching mining shares and steel sectors for directional cues.
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Leading rises We OL index on second day down mining and oil shares
The OL index fell on the second trading day as mining and oil shares slipped. Investors watched a broad decline with several heavy weights remaining in the red while market breadth remained weak.
Fragmented OCR: Melbourne sales and random codes
Fragmentary text from Melbourne sales mixed with scattered codes and names. Readable entities include Heathens and Reus with unclear context. Overall content appears garbled with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Sydney Mining and Oil Figures Amid Turbulent Era
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and figures across mining and oil sectors in Sydney area. Mentions include individuals such as Geldaio ERE and Samy Mewin, with dates around 198 Araimana A and 34 age. The text is garbled, but hints at Allied references and times in 1940s style.
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TNE
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Tatermaie
Australia inches toward dollar devaluation amid capital outflow
Australian Treasurer Crean said December revalue aimed at dampening private capital outflow had visible effects. Preliminary January outflows reached 190 million dollars while February reinforced the trend as US devaluation supported the move. Officials warned balance of payments remained stressed, with strong exports and imports testing reserves.
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Januery
Parity change unlikely amid dollar outflows
Discussion notes that without exact figures the capital leaving the county is unclear though January outflow was 9 million. Devaluation fears rise as US dollar weakness could cut reserves of about 4800 million, with Cabinet watching for tighter capital controls than parity shifts.
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