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Oil markets 'very close to balance'
Oil capped its third weekly gain after the IEA said production cuts have brought world markets "very close to balance".
Copper climbs on China trade data
Copper prices rebounded from their lowest level in three months, helped by a weaker US dollar and upbeat China trade data.
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Iron ore is at risk of extending declines in the coming weeks after the biggest one-day slump in more than a year.
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Three of the biggest banks in the US reported first-quarter results, with JPMorgan and Citigroup posting respectable numbers.
NBN will need upgrade within '5 years'
The CTO of key national broadband network supplier Nokia has warned that to deliver faster speeds in the next five years more fibre will be ...
Elliott accuses BHP of 'do nothing' approach
Activist investor Elliott Associates has accused BHP Billiton of taking a "do nothing" approach to its manifesto for creating greater value ...
PNG's BSP puts ASX listing on ice
The board of BSP, Papua New Guinea's biggest bank, has shelved an ASX listing in the near-term.
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Iron ore's tumble is not over, says Fortescue Metals Group chief executive Nev Power.
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