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Melbourne stock market opens steady amid holiday lull
Industrial and mining shares showed firmness on the Melbourne Stock Exchange as 1967 opened. Rives led declines with Falls, while BHP rose to 36 56 before a later slip, with overall trading down due to the holiday weekend and thinner volume.
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Market forecast and share moves on weak data and gains
A volatile trading session shows strong demand for BHP and related miners amid uncertain forecasts. Shares rose to around 58 with brokers predicting SH sack potential to 720, while exploration news and five year wells at Bam Stra Leader and CRMC influenced activity. Industrials activity lifted Rivet and Planet, with turnover improving to about 219 million as various stocks posted notable gains.
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Rokery
Bam Stra
Seu
CRMC
RUM Philp
SM Rives
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Southeast Asia’s new economic spirit surfaces in 1960s era
The 1960s marked Asian Development Bank foundation and Mekong Delta thrusts with regional cooperation. South Vietnam ASEAN growth, Hong Kong and Singapore expansion shaped the era, while US aid and planning aimed to lessen dependence. Cambodia and Laos faced Mekong floods and output shocks during 1966 1968.
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Association of Southeast Asia
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Malaysia
Thailand
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Cambodia
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Taosin
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Indonesia
International Monetary Fund
Asian Development
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Private sale ends 1966 gold output amid monetary scarcity
Private buyers took all gold produced in 1966 as demand rose and supply tightened. The Piet National City Bank reported in its January letter that central banks faced limited gold availability and rising prices, signaling a shift in monetary policy and potential impact on financial markets.
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Piet National City Bank
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Chan
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