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Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon September 10, 2014

Sellers weren't discerning when it came to a choice off sectors on Wednesday, that largely chose them all , with the exception of the technology group. Apart from that most sectors experienced a solid decline. The economic news of the day only added weight to the selling cause.

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday September 10, 2014

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The US market's worst session in five weeks set local shares up for a tough start this morning. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) is down 0.7 per cent, completely wiping out Tuesday's 0.5 per cent gains and pushing the index back below the key 5600pt level. US and European markets fell by around 0.5 per cent overnight; however the S&P500 is still outperforming the Australian market by 3.5 per cent this calendar year.
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Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon September 9, 2014

Local shares improved this afternoon to make up for all yesterday's 0.36% falls. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) closed up 0.4 per cent with the mining sector a standout after a tough three weeks. Traded volume was light for the second day with a number of holidays in the region and a busy tail-end of the week.Australian shares are only 1.2 per cent below the six-year highs hit in mid-August despite a tough week. Stocks in Japan, China and Taiwan managed to rise modestly today while shares in ...
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Global Markets Overview – September 9, 2014

There is tittle to report from overnight trade; the S&P fell from record all-time highs, which is not surprising considering the market is trading at 18.3 times last reported earnings.
A trader watches a monitor displaying stocks on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange February 4, 2010. A trader watches a monitor displaying stocks on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange February 4, 2010.

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon September 8, 2014

The Australian sharemarket kicked off the trading week in the red, with a record close in US equities on Friday night not enough to boostlocal markets. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) fell by 0.4 per cent and remains below 5600pts. Volume was light with only $3.6bn worth of shares traded. Public holidays in China, South Korea and Taiwan kept markets in the region quiet, with shares in Japan up 0.25 per cent, while New Zealand's NZX50 rose by 0.15 per cent.
Real estate

New People-Centric Ad Campaign Reminds Industry To Sell The Idea Of ‘Homeownership’

Luxury listings curator and real estate company The Corcoran Group, has hired distinguished photographer Annie Leibovitz to photograph its portfolio for a massive ad campaign. The campaign, Live Who You Are, puts emphasis on the joys of homeownership rather than merely investing, at a time when property consumers rely more on big data in their home search endeavors, and agents tout the use of the latest listings technology to make a sale, a new report on The Financial Times said.
Alibaba

Alibaba New York IPO Roadshow Starts Monday, Shareprice Between $60 & $66

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Holdings starts on Monday, Sept 8, its roadshow for the company's initial public offering (IPO) expected to raise as much as $24 billion, documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday showed. The roadshow kicks off in New York.
A Camera Drone Flown By Brian Wilson Flies Near The Scene Where Two Buildings Were Destroyed In An Explosion, In The East Harlem Section In New York City

Real Estate Shutterbugs Await FAA Rules To Post Drone Shots

Until the Federal Aviation Authority releases its final rules on the use of drones, Michigan real estate photographers that use them to collect photos of listings can only marvel at the beauty of their shots and would have to hold out in publishing them online, according to a report on Michigan Live Web site.
Job seekers

Australian Stock Market Report – Morning September 5, 2014

In US economic data, the Markit Services Sector PMI eased from 60.8 to 59.5 in July. The US ADP Employment survey showed an increase of 204,000 private sector jobs in August. The US trade deficit narrowed from $40.8 billion to $40.5 billion in July - a six month low. The result was driven by a 0.9% lift in exports to a record high of $198 billion in July.
Two Qantas passenger jets are seen on the tarmac at Melbourne's Tullamarine Airport

Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce’s Pay Cut 40%

Because of the financial losses suffered by Australian flag carrier Qantas, the officials of the company, led by Chief Executive Alan Joyce, suffered hefty pay cuts during the last financial year.

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon September 4, 2014

Despite closing 0.4 per cent softer this afternoon, the local sharemarket ate away at the more substantial 0.6 per cent low hit at 3.30pm (AEST). The banks accounted for around a third of the losses while weaker iron ore prices kept the miners under pressure.
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Australian Stock Market Report – Midday September 4, 2014

Markets are softer at lunch, with the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) down 0.3 per cent. Despite the weakness local shares are still only 0.6 per cent below six-year highs. US markets finished mixed overnight, but the moves across all major American markets were modest.
Retailer

Australian Stock Market Report – Morning September 4, 2014

In US economic data, auto sales were estimated at a 17.4 million annual rate in August, well above forecasts for 16.6m annualised sales. Factory orders rose by 10.5% in July, just below forecasts for an 11% gain. Chain store sales in the latest week were up 4.9% on a year ago, above the 4.0% gain recorded last week. The ISM New York index rose from 644.4 to 648.0 in August.
Supermarket

Coles Cuts 400 Jobs, But To Open More Stores

Australian grocery giant Coles said on Wednesday that it would axe more than 400 jobs from its head office in Melbourne. At the same time, it would open more outlets.
New York Stock Exchange

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon September 3, 2014

The early progress evident in the market this morning had been stymied by lunchtime and the balance of power had swung back to the sellers. The reversal of fortunes reflects the gains seen in the market over the course of the last 24 hours where the ASX 200 has gained about 1 per cent since the low s of the previous day. One of the factors supporting Asian markets as a whole over the afternoon was the improvement in S&P 500 futures over the course of the afternoon.
Qantas

Emirates Will Not Invest in Qantas – CCO

The chief commercial officer (CCO) of Dubai-based Airline Emirates has flatly denied it has ambitions to invest in the international operations of Australia's Qantas Airways.
US Dollar: Way to Majesty and Honor in Society

Global Markets Overview – September 3, 2014

Although the chances of a 'QE' program being implemented in Frankfurt on Thursday are remote at best, the chances of a program being implemented in the coming six months are above 50%.

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