- The ASX 200 was fairly quiet today, pushing up towards the end of the day to close up 69 points to 5,280.
- The commodity charge goes on with BHP Billiton (BHP) closing up 60c to $25.60, up a modest 13% for the week. RIO Tinto (RIO) was stronger, up $2.00 on the day and 13% for the week, closing at $55.18. Fortescue Metals (FMG) was quiet, up only 7c to $2.28. Iron Ore looks to be up again in Singapore +3.3% currently.
- The banks were mixed, with Commonwealth Bank at one stage down on the day, but finishing up 16c to $75.53. Australia New Zealand Bank (ANZ) was the strongest today finishing up 1.9% to $28.46.
Have a nice weekend and keep an eye open for the weekend report.
Best Sector – Materials
Worst Sector – Telco’s
Winners
Beach Energy Ltd (BPT) +$0.08, or (+15.1%) to $0.61
UGL Ltd (UGL) +$0.21, or (+9.7%) to $2.37
Santos Ltd (STO) +$0.47, or (+8.5%) to $5.97
WorleyParsons Ltd (WOR) +$0.57, or (+8.1%) to $7.65
Losers
Healthscope Ltd (HSO) -$0.03, or (-1.1%) to $2.58
Estia Health Ltd (EHE) -$0.09, or (-1.3%) to $6.85
Kathmandu Holdings Ltd (KMD) -$0.03, or (-2.2%) to $1.335
Liquefied Natural Gas Ltd (LNG) -$0.19, or (-9.5%) to $1.82
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