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INDEX CODE
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INDEX NAME
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CLOSING PRICE
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WEEKLY MOVE ($)
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WEEKLY MOVE (%)
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| XAO
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All Ordinaries
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4,651.1
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-5.2
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-0.1%
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| XJO
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ASX 200
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4,637.7
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2.6
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0.1%
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STOCK CODE
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COMPANY
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CLOSING PRICE
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WEEKLY MOVE ($)
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WEEKLY MOVE (%)
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| AMP
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AMP Limited
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$5.94
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-$0.36
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-5.7%
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| ANZ
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ANZ Banking Group Limited
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$23.14
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$1.18
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5.4%
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| BHP
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BHP Billiton Limited
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$41.10
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$0.10
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0.2%
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| BXB
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Brambles Limited
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$6.94
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$0.13
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1.9%
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| CBA
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Commonwealth Bank
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$53.92
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$1.11
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2.1%
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| CSL
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CSL Limited
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$34.39
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$0.32
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0.9%
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| FGL
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Foster's Group
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$5.39
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-$0.11
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-2.0%
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| MQG
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Macquarie Group Limited
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$45.26
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-$0.99
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-2.1%
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| NAB
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National Aust. Bank
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$25.44
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$0.19
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0.8%
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| NCM
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Newcrest Mining
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$31.34
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-$0.46
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-1.4%
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| ORG
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Origin Energy
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$16.81
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$0.42
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2.6%
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| QBE
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QBE Insurance Group
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$21.40
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-$1.95
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-8.4%
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| RIO
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Rio Tinto Limited
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$70.50
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-$0.50
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-0.7%
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| SUN
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Suncorp - Metway
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$8.54
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-$0.46
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-5.1%
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| TLS
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Telstra Corporation
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$2.97
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-$0.19
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-6.0%
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| WBC
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Westpac Banking Corp
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$26.13
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$0.67
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2.6%
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| WDC
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Westfield Group
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$12.02
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$0.46
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4.0%
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| WES
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Wesfarmers Limited
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$31.13
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-$0.07
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-0.2%
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| WOW
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Woolworths Limited
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$26.84
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$1.02
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4.0%
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| WPL
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Woodside Petroleum
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$43.37
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-$0.24
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-0.6%
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The Aussie market finished flat last week after a fairly volatile trading period. The All Ordinaries closed at 4,651; just 5 points lower than last week. The ASX 200 settled at 4,638; it traded higher by less than 3 points.
The major banks had a better week with the exception of Macquarie whilst the miners suffered minimal losses of less than 1%.
Banks
ANZ finished up 5.4% to $23.14
CBA finished up 2.1% to $53.92
Macquarie finished down 2.1% to $45.26
NAB finished up 0.8% to $25.44
WBC finished up 2.6% to $26.13
Resources
BHP finished up 0.2% to $41.10
RIO Tinto finished down 0.7% to $70.50
Woodside Petroleum finished down 0.6% to $43.37
With the reporting season coming to a close, our market will once again focus its attention on overseas markets, namely the US. After what has been a sizable correction, global markets could be set for a rebound this month.
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