澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-09-13(在线收听

 It was a volatile day of trade on the local share market. Investors are waiting for next week’s decision on interest rates by the US central bank. Australian shares were up and down. The All Ordinaries lost 0.4%. The ASX 200 fell two. To the Movers now, the big banks ended mainly lower. Litigation Fund IMF fell despite winning leave to appeal to the high court in the bank fee’s case. Commonwealth Bank has fallen short of its capped raising target. It remains in a trading halt. And Rio Tinto jumped on higher iron ore prices. Stocks on Wall Street made sold gains. The Dow Jones Index put on 0.5%. To commodities, gold and oil are stronger. And the Australian dollar is pushing towards 71 US cents. The Commonwealth Bank has services returning to normal after a technical problem knocked down many of its facilities. Retail and business customers reported problems with ATM machine creditor and debit cards at facilities, mobile, internet and telephone banking. Customers also complain they couldn’t get cash out or use their cards. The bank says it’s investigating the calls of the glitch and it has apologized for the disruption.

In South Africa, retailer Woolworth has appointed former Westpac boss Gale Kelly to its board. Mrs. Kelly was at the full front of getting more female executives on Australia’s corp.’s ladder. Woolworth which has no relation to Woolworth Australia / retailer David Jones last year. Mrs. Kelly takes up the position next month.
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