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Wednesday, 07 Jan 2009 - 1:38:30 PM (AEST)
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Metals Stocks: Gold rises first day in three as dollar weakens
Gold futures end higher Tuesday for the first day in three, reaching $866 an ounce, as the U.S. dollar declines against a basket of other major currencies.
More talks planned on mill discharge
Tasmanian fishermen will continue to lobby the timber company Gunns to include a tertiary treatment plant in its plans for a pulp mill.
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Sensex ends higher in volatile trade

Mumbai: In volatile trading, the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex on Tuesday maintained an uninterrupted rally in 2009 by adding over 60 points, extending a surge in financial stocks on speculation that ...

Asian exports up

Jan 6 - Weaker domestic currencies and hopes of an aggressive U.S. recovery plan lifted markets across Asia Nikkei up on Canon, Sony Korean bailout of Ssangyong Motors raises Kospi China c.bank sees 8 percent ...

Hong Kong's key stock index falls 0.4 percent

Hong Kong shares fell modestly Tuesday, as investors sold Chinese telecom companies that had gained recently after Beijing approved next-generation mobile licenses.

The blue chip Hang Seng Index lost 53.80 points, or 0.4 percent, to 15,509.51.

The market was bound to see some selling after three straight days of gains, analysts said.

'You don't see people falling over each other to buy stocks. No one believes that if they don't buy now they'll miss the buy of the century,' said Francis Lun, general manager of Fulbright Securities Ltd.

Euro weakens as prices plunge
The euro fell to three-week lows against the dollar and sterling on Tuesday as plummeting eurozone inflation raised expectations that the European Central Bank was set to cut interest rates in the region.
Turn of year brings Libor optimism
Traders are betting on sharp declines in ­interbank lending rates over the next weeks and months
What the analysts think
Investment analysts Stephen Roach, Tim Bond, Mohamed El Erian, Ajay Kapur and Jim Paulsen with their views on the year ahead
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