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Earnings season: Rio Tinto dividend, NAB share buyback just the start of windfalls for investors – The Australian Financial Review
Investors are way too caught up in commodity price conservatism to recognise the double-digit yield on offer from the major resources…
BHP Group was also on track for a record close, up 1.9 per cent to $54.36, while Fortescue Metals Group was 2 per cent lower to $25.77 from Thursdays record $26.30.
Australias number one export, iron ore, traded at $US196.06 a tonne in the spot market on…
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