Mining shares lead slide as Sydney market slips
Industrials firm as miners slump with a wide retreat in the Sydney Stock Exchange. Heavy losses hit Seabee and Kimattarite while Murchill, Peko-Walls, and Western Mining showed declines. Oil stocks eased, banks and brewers held steady, and Howard Smith moved after suspension. Gold price noted as well.
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Stock Market Tumbles Across World Exchanges
Sydney stock prices show volatility with losses around 4 to 5 points while London and Wall Street indices slide. The report notes a fourth straight day of declines as markets respond to global conditions and mixed trade signals.
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Treasury debates foreign investment rules and Australia
The Senate committee discussed guiding principles for foreign borrowing and investment. Ministers and officials warned that Australian exchange and capital markets face risks if overseas funds dominate, with calls to tighten oversight and curb overreliance on offshore capital.
Overseas banks draw lines in Australia trade
Overseas houses share in banking with more than 90 international firms and Australian houses operating on the fringes of banking. The Bank of New South Wales chief executive Sir Robert … told a Senate committee that these golden hosts were not legitimate chequing accounts for evidence. He said they are defining bank business, loans, and investments, noting nine banks with major influence and the Japanese stake, while concerns over overhangs and foreign interference were raised as the committee examined the evolving landscape of overseas banking in Australia.
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