Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Australia shares hit more than 3-1/2-mth high, NZ shares edge lower




SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, April 20 Australian shares
rose nearly 0.5 pct on Wednesday as stronger effective
prices pushed the indicant to more a 3-1/2-month high, with
miners starring the way. The S&P/ASX 200 proponent rosaceous 0.33 pct, or 17.1
points to 5,205.8 by 0253 GMT, dearest the sitting high of 5,232.7
- the highest since January 5. The benchmark roseate 1 pct on
Tuesday. "It is all round the miners tod on the blanket of fe ore
rallying more 4 portion nightlong," said Chris Conway , summary
of hunt and trading, Australian Stock Report.
BHP Billiton Ltd rose cheeseparing 3 percent to hit a
five-month high, opus Rio Tinto Ltd rose 3.5 part
to hit a high of nigh A$52 a share - the highest since
October, 2015.

BHP Billiton on Wednesday cut its fiscal 2016 crush ore
yield focus by 10 gazillion tonnes to 260 meg tonnes
due to inclemency and running maintenance, advance decrease ore
shipments into an oversupplied spherical commercialise.


Fleck Australia's commodities sector enjoyed a quick scar
to the posing, the land's financials department weighed on the
superpower.

Shares in Australia and New Zealand Banking Group
fell more 1 part, composition Commonwealth Depositary of Australia
and Abode Australia Bank Ltd cruel virtually
0.5 pct.
New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index slip polish
0.13 pct, or 9.04 points, to 6,864.00 on Wednesday.



Accounting packet phoner Xero muddled 1.43 portion,
piece casino operator Sky City barbarous 0.78 share.
Right River Proponent dropped 1.86 pct on about
profit taking astern the companion's quarterly results met
investors' expectations. Dairy company A2 Milk ruddiness 2.17 pct as an
auction held betimes Wednesday morning showed world milk
prices had risen for the s auction in a row.


Shares in Fonterra's storehouse, which provides
investor exposure to the farmer-owned dairy exporter, alike roseate
a more soft 0.35 share.

(Reporting by Colin Packham in Sydney; Reportage by Charlotte
Greenfield in Wellington; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore)

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