
	CompareShares News Wall St rebounds in frenzied markets Wall St staged a stunning late rebound in another tumultuous day for global markets that saw heavy losses in Europe amid growing concerns over a... Asian stocks rebound World stock markets have staged a turnaround, with Tokyo closing up nearly three per cent and US indices back in the black. Oil prices drift up, stay under $US50 Oil prices drifted higher but held under $US50 per barrel on Friday, hovering near multi-year lows on concerns over weakening demand and a global recession. Jetstar Pacific backs Vietnam fare move Jetstar Pacific, a Vietnamese low-cost airline part-owned by Qantas, welcomed the government's decision to allow more flexible pricing on some domestic routes. Babcock's credit rating hits rock bottom Ratings agency Standard & Poor's cut its long-term credit rating on Babcock & Brown International to the lowest possible. Air NZ questions ACCC decision How come Air NZ can't cooperate with Air Canada on flights to Vancouver when Qantas can work with South African Airways on the uncompetitive Johannesburg... Trujillo's pay dominates Telstra AGM Telstra has defended chief executive Sol Trujillo's $13.4 million annual pay packet, saying the company performed on all financial measures. $A closes weaker after Wall St decline The Aussie dollar closed weaker after a sharp decline on Wall St battered risk appetite and pushed the currency to its lowest level in three... Aussie sharemarket closes nearly 2% up The Aussie share market performed a surprise turnaround in the last hour of trade to finish in positive territory after four consecutive trading days of... Fortescue shares jump 40 per cent Shares in Fortescue Metals Group jumped 40 per cent today after the burgeoning iron ore miner announced an increase in exports. ANZ drops fixed loan rates by up to 1% ANZ Banking Group has matched National Australia Bank's (NAB) cut to interest rates on fixed home loans, lowering the rates by up to 100 basis... Australian dollar lower at noon The Australian dollar was lower at noon after a weak close on Wall Street pushed the currency below $US0.6100. Australian stocks lower at noon The Australian share market was over three per cent lower at noon, with slumping resources and financial stocks extending morning losses. Stocks to watch Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at noon. RBA 'profitable' even with $A buying The RBA will continue to make profit contributions to Treasury coffers, even though it has spent billions buying the struggling Australian dollar, experts say. Two Allco funds continue trading halt Two funds of Allco, which went into voluntary administration this month, have been granted extensions to the suspension of trading in their securities. Global market rout continues Global stock markets have plunged as a jump in US jobless figures and fresh rounds of job cuts worldwide deepened fears of recession. Aussie sharemarket to open deep in the red The Australian sharemarket is expected to open in the red after Wall Street fell overnight again. EU clears guarantees for Fortis, Dexia European Union regulators approved state guarantees given to Belgium's troubled lenders Fortis Bank and Dexia financial group. Aussie dollar opens weaker The Australian dollar has opened more than two US cents weaker, hitting a four-week low, on the sharpest fall in Japanese exports since 2001. Oil prices tumble under $US50 a barrel Oil prices tumbled under $US50 a barrel, as plunging equities and weak US data sparked fresh concern that a worldwide recession could ravage energy demand. Saudi prince ups stake in Citigroup Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal plans to increase his stake in Citigroup Inc to five per cent and has expressed support for the US bank's... US jobless claims hit '16-year high' Initial claims for US unemployment benefits surged last week to a 16-year high, government data showed, as companies lay off workers.

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