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Iron ore spot markets stabilise following Monday's drop below US$90 a tonne

Iron ore spot markets delivered a mixed performance on Tuesday. The spot market for 62 percent fines saw an increase of 0.08 percent to reach US$89.80 (AU$118.14) a tonne, according to Metal Bulletin. This comes in the wake of prices dropping below the US$90 (AU$118.41) a tonne mark for the first time since Feb. 10.
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Australian stocks to open slow ahead of RBA meeting

Australian stocks are expected to open slightly lower on Tuesday as investors await the decision of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) for its second monetary policy of 2017.

CommInsure background checks claimants on Google

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Mining

Australian mining sector sees increase in deals in 2016, values slump

Australia’s mining and metals sector enjoyed an impressive 2016 with the total number of deals increasing. According to a report from global accounting and consulting firm EY, an escalation of 31 percent was witnessed in the Australian mining M&A deal volume.
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Etsy suffers loss in Q4, numbers cross Wall Street expectations

Etsy has posted a loss of US$21.4 million (AU$27.9 million) in its fourth quarter. The crafts supplier said it sustained a loss of 19 US cents on a per-share basis. Earnings, when adjusted for non-recurring costs, stood at 3 US cents per share.

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