Monday, November 19, 2012

Reuters: Hot Stocks: Australia shares up 0.5 pct on strong miners, U.S. hopes

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Australia shares up 0.5 pct on strong miners, U.S. hopes
Nov 19th 2012, 23:28

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Mon Nov 19, 2012 6:28pm EST

  (Updates to opening levels)      CANBERRA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose 0.5  percent early on Tuesday, led by miners on firmer metal prices,  with the broader market finding support from encouraging U.S.  housing data and hopes that U.S. lawmakers will be able to  resolve the budget crisis.      Top miner BHP Billiton Ltd climbed 1.4 percent and  Rio Tinto Ltd jumped 1.8 percent.      The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 was 22.8 points higher at  4,384.2 as of 2317 GMT. The index rose 0.6 percent on Monday.      New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 index rose 0.8  percent to 3,975.8.      Shares of New Zealand's Fletcher Building Ltd   surged almost 4 percent to their highest in more than a year,  after the company said it expected at least a 12 percent rise in  earnings this year.      (Reporting By Maggie Lu Yueyang; Editing by Chris Gallagher)  

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