Markets drift as mixed shares ease on quiet session
Trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange ended softly with minor shifts across sectors. Industrials eased while mining and oil stocks fluctuated. BHP slipped 4c to 8.48, CSR rose 2c to 5.14, and MIM dipped. Utilities and resources showed small gains or declines amid thin activity and price corrections.
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Sydney stock exchange notes and prices glimpsed
Fragmentary stock report from Sydney Exchange shows varied prices and interest details. Bits mention a preference and several company names, with unclear figures and partial codes obscuring exact values.
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Sydney Mining Oil Case Summary
Detected OCR fragment references Sydney mining and oil case. Fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. Summarizing not possible beyond noting an obscured reference to a case involving Sydney in the mining and oil sectors.
Future of Factories in Doubt in Australia
The executive director of the Australian Confederation of Apparel Manufacturers, R Aitchison, said clothing firms employing over 19 000 workers in 114 country plants are reassessing operations. He warned of staff retrenchments averaging 50 by year end and potential plant closures if government policy alters protection and import controls.
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China Assures Australia on Clothing Exports
Minister for Overseas Trade Dr Davis said China was willing to talk with Australia to minimize possible adverse effects of Chinese clothing exports on Australian industry and employment. Dr Cairns noted the assurance came from Mr Pa Hsiang-Kuo, who visited Australia for six days and said he could convey assurances to industry and union leaders.
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SHARE OPTIONS ON BROKERS MESH CALLE BEAVER
A fragmented note mentions share options and a broker mesh with terms like Beaver and March the fifteenth. The text is unclear about participants or outcomes but points to a financial or trading discussion. Further readable details are not present.
Australia May Secure Shipping Monopoly In Trade Pact
Observers expect Australia’s national shipping line to monopolize freight between Australia and China, likely written into the Canberra trade agreement signed by Dr Cairns and the Chinese delegation. Cairns held talks with Chinese officials and Australian Ambassador Stephen Fitzgerald continues discussions in Peking. Financial markets show varied activity with price indices and leading rises and falls noted across banks, materials, and property sectors.
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Weather sketchy with highs in Tasman region
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cold air mass over the Tasman Sea moving northward. A cold front or cool spell is expected to reach Victoria with cooler days and some strong morning winds. Scattered timing details and times appear garbled but indicate cool conditions and variable winds.
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