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AACo warns of $60m loss after hard times

Fri 22/01/10 - 08:12:54 vs6
Shares in AACo fell 8c to $1.32. The forecast annual loss follows AACo's report in August of a $30.3 million loss for the first half, which was accompanied by the departure of the then chief executive, Stephen Toms. In August AACo had forecast a profit for the second half, assuming cattle
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Herd mentality points to bigger loss for AACo

Fri 22/01/10 - 07:12:09 vs6
The forecast loss follows a $30 million loss in the first half of 2009, and guidance last November when the company forecast ``(no) significant earnings before interest and tax contribution in the second half of the financial year''. ``While the financial results are still subject to
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AACo downgrades guidance to $53-60m loss

Fri 22/01/10 - 07:11:24 vs6
AAP Grazier Australian Agricultural Company has downgraded its profit guidance, saying it now expects to report a loss of $53 million to $60 million for 2009. The forecast loss follows a $30 million loss in the first half of 2009, and guidance last November when the company forecast
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Korean GDP expands at fastest pace in 7 years

Mon 26/10/09 - 04:11:10 vs6
South Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in more than seven years in the third quarter, relying on an inventory build rather than other growth drivers and so pressuring the central bank to cap interest rates this year. Gross domestic product rose a seasonally adjusted 2.9 per cent in
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Korean GDP expands at fastest pace in 7 years

Mon 26/10/09 - 03:51:01 vs6
South Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in more than seven years in the third quarter, relying on an inventory build rather than other growth drivers and so pressuring the central bank to cap interest rates this year. Gross domestic product rose a seasonally adjusted 2.9 per cent
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Aussie recoils from 3-mth peak; rate suspense mounts

Tue 07/04/09 - 01:59:33 CFDglobal
The Australian dollar pulled back further from a three-month high on Tuesday as suspense mounts over the decision of the central bank's monthly policy meeting, which is seen as a very close call.
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Aussie races to 6-mth peak vs yen; rate decision eyed

Mon 06/04/09 - 02:38:05 CFDglobal
* Aussie hits six-mth peak vs yen, firm above 71 U.S. cents
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Prime expecting H1 profit to fall

Mon 02/02/09 - 12:33:42 Trader

Regional broadcaster Prime Media Group Ltd is feeling the impact of a deteriorating advertising market, predicting a 19 per cent decline in first half earnings. 

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