Largest rise in 15 years in consumer price index
The 1.9 per cent rise in the December quarter marks the largest CPI increase in 15 years, implying an annual inflation rate near 7.6 per cent. The surge is linked to higher taxes and public utility charges, with offsets from a one year tax cut and wage dynamics shaping the economy.
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Henry Ford II to visit Australia amid takeover talks
Henry Ford II arrives in Melbourne with wife Cristina for a working holiday as Michaelis Bayley directors urge shareholders to back the board against Australian Securities takeover bid. A February 10 extraordinary general meeting requires a 75 percent vote to pass ecopity and other special resolutions.
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Financier ASL reports 25 percent six month profit rise
Associated Securities Ltd records a six month net profit of 2,022,429 up 25 percent from 1969 with interim dividend maintained at 8 percent and a full year rate of 16 percent. Net receivables rose to 183,086,297 while revenue from hire purchase and loans increased to 95,559,642. Directors credit expense controls and tax provisions for the result. Custom Credit also declares a 6 percent interim dividend payable February 26.
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Cutback in zinc and lead production at Broken Hill
New Broken Hill Consolidated Ltd and Zinc Corporation Ltd report a broad decline in base metal output for the year ended December 31. Zinc concentrate and lead concentrate production edged lower as overseas markets slackened. Ore milled and zinc content fell, while some lead production showed a marginal rise in concentrate yield.
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Stock Market Jargon Sparks Record Shorthand Rush
A dense string of oddly formatted financial terms appears as exploded share option notes and market jargon. The garbled text suggests a stock exchange scene with references to shares, options, months, and institutions, but the exact events and entities remain unclear.
London Noon Gold Price Report
The London price of gold on Tuesday eased amid US market sentiment. Prices stood around 1099 dollars per ounce as traders weighed currency shifts and political developments impacting demand.
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Belinda and Genoa clash over board move and deals
Belinda Pty Ltd seeks Genoa Oil NL board representation and accuses Genoa of trying to block a planned share allotment to Hartog Oil SL. Genoa rejects the claims as Belinda and associates face scrutiny for alleged share sales and price impact while small Genoa holders may shape the company's future.
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Belinda Pty Ltd
Genoa Oil NL
Belinda
Genoa
Hartog Oil SL
Sydney
Wool sales in Goulburn firm with strong buyer activity
About 9,000 bales were offered on day two of the fifth Goulburn wool sale series. Fleeces ranged from average to good spinners with some superior types. Demand remained firm as buyers from the Continent, Europe, Japan and the United Kingdom supported prices. Top yields included Merino 67e for 5 bales Sup AAAM on VW account J Lawler Queanbeyan and Crossbred 474c for 1 bale Sup Check for Glenheaton Pastoral Co Pty Ltd Gurrundah.
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747s Carry 7 Million Passengers Since 1970 Launch
The Boeing 747 aims to carry the seven millionth passenger today since Pan American first flew the jet on January 21, 1970. Pan Am alone has moved about 1.6 million travelers. The big jet shows baggage handling benefits, with dramatic drops in lost or damaged luggage claims across operators, saving thousands of dollars.
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Pan Am
Sun
Boeing
Market prospects for Australian dairy output fade yet steady
The Commonwealth Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes good market prospects for Australian dairy produce with exports mainly to the United Kingdom under import quotas for the year ending March 1971. Butter exports may decline vs 1969 70 while UK prices rise temporarily. Production in 1970 71 may not match the previous year’s peak due to weak whole milk output.
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United Kingdom
Australia
United Ducts
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