Monthly Archives: September 2009

ASX warns against more market operators

Stock exchange operator ASX Ltd has warned the federal government that having multiple market operators may not be beneficial.

Non-residential building approvals jump

Figures released on Wednesday show fiscal stimulus is still pushing the economy along.

Cazaly may take Rhodes Ridge to court

Cazaly Resources is considering whether to take its battle to dislodge Rio Tinto from the Rhodes Ridge iron ore project to the Supreme Court.

Strong figures means & #39;rate rise likely & #39;

A boost for the first & quot;fiscal stimulus-free & quot; retail sales figures adds to the case for the RBA to raise interest rates in November, economists say.

Rate rise risk as spending increases

Consumers flocked back to the shopping malls in August, spending & #36;19.8 billion without the aid of cash handouts from the government, new data shows.

Fortescue misses financing deadline

Fortescue Metals says it has missed a deadline to complete between & #36;US5.5 billion and & #36;US6 billion in financing deals with Chinese banks.

The Traffic Group defers & #36;5m IPO

Traffic signage and street sweeping company The Traffic Group has deferred its & #36;5 million capital raising in a bid to avoid a potential conflict of interest.

Territory deadline on debt deal extended

A deadline for iron ore producer Territory Resources Ltd to restructure its debt has been extended until Friday.

Rio Tinto finds huge molybdenum deposit

Miner’s head of exploration unveils discovery at a mining conference. 30 Sep 2009 7:44 PM
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OneSteel says markets are improving

Steel maker warns prices likely to remain volatile. 30 Sep 2009 7:49 PM
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