Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Reuters: Hot Stocks: Australia shares fall 0.9 pct on Cyprus crisis; miners weigh

Reuters: Hot Stocks
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Australia shares fall 0.9 pct on Cyprus crisis; miners weigh
Mar 19th 2013, 23:19

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Tue Mar 19, 2013 7:19pm EDT

  (Updates to open)      SYDNEY, March 20 (Reuters) - Australian shares fell 0.9  percent early on Wednesday, tracking a decline on Wall Street on  uncertainty about how Cyprus will avoid a bank default and  possible reverberations in the euro zone, with a near 7-month  low in copper prices hurting miners.      Big miners dragged the market, with BHP Billiton,  dropping 2.7 percent and Rio Tinto sliding 2.8 percent,  after Goldman Sachs cut its price targets on the stocks due to  concerns about an oversupply in iron ore markets. Fortescue  Metals Group dropped 4.1 percent.       The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index was down 46.5 points  at 4,940.9 by 2312 GMT. The benchmark dropped 0.6 percent and  closed at a one-month low on Tuesday.      New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 index edged up 0.3  percent to 4,358.7 in early trade.                 (Reporting By Maggie Lu Yueyang; Editing by Shri Navaratnam)  
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