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AUS, NZ currencies seen improving

A slight correction in the world financial markets may improve today’s value of the Australian and New Zealand dollars and break off from the sluggish trading now lasting for three weeks.

Little Upside For Natural Gas

In the view of Barclays Capital there are factors that could be positive for the natural gas market but none are likely or enough on their own to push prices significantly higher.
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Asian markets off to a good start

Asian markets have started with an early rebound on Tuesday led by finance and mobile phone makers. Its disclosure that it will buy back shares allowed Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. to gain 1.7 percent. Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Co., on the other hand, rallied 1.2 percent after it reported that its unit NTT Finance Corp. expects its first operating profit in three years.

Photon's Depressing Update

Photon Group likes to describe itself as "Australia's largest marketing and communications group"; yesterday it confir...

Wattyl Says Yes To US Bid

Good bye Wattyl, hello Valspar.Shares in Wattyl, the much bid for Australian paint group, jumped more than 25% yesterda...

Potential performers in ASX200

As trading opens today, analysts polled by the International Business Times said these are the stocks to watch with the biggest potential.

Shares open higher

The share market recorded higher at the opening today, thanks to the financial and energy sectors.

A Cuppa Gold

Two more suggestions why gold might be poised for another rally higher.

Markets Outlook Goes Cloudy

World stocks, as measured by the MSCI, are down more than 7% since January, leaving many investors wondering where grow...

BP Dominates Oil Markets

Oil prices rose more than 3% on Friday, but it had nothing to do with the normal ebb and flow of the markets and daily a...

US Economic Growth Slides

Last week the US Federal Reserve surprised with a post meeting statement that weakened its previously confident stance a...

Gold prices rise anew

Gold prices rose to $1,250 an ounce on Thursday as market jitters over sovereign credit risk and equity markets urged investors to park their funds into safer domain.

NZ Economy Still Growing

The New Zealand economy grew for a 4th straight quarter in the three months to March, thanks mostly to the strength of...

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