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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1972
Page
13
Market summary notes mixed performances across sectors with mining shares fluctuating. BHP and other majors retreated slightly while some industrials and retailers showed marginal gains amid cautious trade. overall indexes hovered near prior levels as investors weighed prices and profits.
A terse dispatch notes rising activity in mining and oil sectors, highlighting a jump in investments and production plans. Analysts cite price trends, demand signals, and regional development as key drivers for the uptick. Authorities emphasize steady regulatory oversight and potential job gains.
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The Australinn Woot Commission flags a possible wool shortage for the 1972 season. Chairman W Vines notes indications show trading pressure and holdings to cover costs, with profits likely enough to cover operations. Federal payment schemes and a proposed 300,000 sale by the commission are also mentioned.
Anaconda Australia Inc confirms plans with a US based metal company to contact an exploration program over about 340 square miles of mining claims and reserves in Coolgarie Widgiemooltha and Norman areas. The properties are held by Anaconda Australia Inc and other local entities.
The Australian Chemical Industry Council reports the government has accepted reduced ar moth levels, with profits in the sector falling. Four months of policy and pricing uncertainty threaten investment as several firms face a uncertain outlook and construction of new plants is called into question.
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