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Dollar up on firm US data
THE dollar opened higher today on positive pieces of US economic data and a move back towards riskier assets.
Source: AAP: 02 September 2010
Wall St jumps on positive data
WALL Street stocks advanced today as better-than-expected jobs and housing data helped sustain the previous day's boom ahead of a key monthly employment report.
Source: From correspondents in New York: 02 September 2010
US stocks fluctuate
US stocks are fluctuating in a narrow range after traders received one mixed report on the jobs market and await a second later this week.
Source: From correspondents in New York: 02 September 2010
Dollar holds most of its overnight gains
THE dollar was stronger at noon holding on to most of its overnight gains after manufacturing data led to a more positive outlook on the US economy.
Source: AAP: 02 September 2010
Shares up at noon thanks to banks, miners
THE share market was higher at noon, lifted by strong gains among minerals and financial companies.
Source: AAP: 02 September 2010
Smaller trade surplus as exports fall
EXPORTS fell 4 per cent in July after their strong performance over the previous three months, causing a sharp narrowing in the trade surplus, data released today shows.
Source: AAP: 02 September 2010
Shares open higher on stronger mood
THE share market opened more than 1.2 per cent higher today on more buoyant investor sentiment.
Source: AAP: 02 September 2010
Dollar soars to US91c on strong data
THE dollar opened US1c stronger thanks to a good run economic data from US, China and Australia.
Source: AAP: 01 September 2010
US stocks soar on strong data
WALL Street stocks soared today after strong manufacturing data in the United States and China eased deep-running concerns over the state of the global economic recovery.
Source: From correspondents in New York: 01 September 2010
US stocks rise on China data
US stocks opened with gains overnight as strong Chinese manufacturing data offered hopes of a strengthening global economy, overshadowing a disappointing US jobs report.
Source: From correspondents in New York: 01 September 2010

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