澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-06-21（在线收听） |
The Australian share market has staged a rally, raising most of yesterday’s losses as barg and hunters swapped in. The All Ordinaries Index added one and a third of a percent as did the ASX 200 Index. Banks were back in favor. The Commonwealth Bank and National Australian Bank both added over 1.5% each. BHP Billiton spins off. South32 was among the biggest losers. Arrium and Ten Network were among the best. Looking across the region, most markets are higher, but Shanghai is posting sharp losses. The Australian dollar is currently buying 77.65 US cents. The head of the International Monetary Fund says Greece will not be given extra time to pay its debt. Christine Lagarde has met with European finance minister as pressure mounts on Athens to accept forms or phased its fault on the major loan at the end of the month. Athens has so far refused to consider key measures which include making big cuts to pensions.
The administrator of collapsed / firm BBY has dramatically lifted its estimate of the amount of money missing from client counts. KPMG now says there may be a short fall of 16 million dollars from client trust account instead of the 10 million it previously estimated. Administrators warn that could get worse. A damming report into the firm last week revealed BBY may have been insolvent a year ago which would be a serious breach of Corporation’s Act.
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