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STAFF REPORTER
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Commodity price falls impact WA index
The market capitalisation of Western Australia-listed companies in the Deloitte WA Index fell 2.6 per cent to close April at $142.5 billion, due largely to commodity price falls and lower than expected Chinese gross domestic product (GDP) data.
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AAP
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Merger moves among phosphate miners
Phosphate is back in fashion, with two offers in two days for a couple of Australian junior miners hoping to produce the fertiliser-making material.
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AAP
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Business up in March despite mining worries
Australian businesses are mildly confident about the future, despite concerns about possible weakness in the mining sector and political uncertainty in Canberra.
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DELOITTE AUSTRALIA
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WA stocks rise despite falling commodity prices
Despite mixed commodity price movements, West Australian companies have continued their strong start to 2013, according to new data.
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AAP
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Mining wind back slows construction
A slowdown in the mining investment boom contributed to construction activity marking time in the final months of 2012. Total construction work done in Australia fell 0.1 per cent in the December quarter, Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures on Wednesday show.
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DELOITTE AUSTRALIA
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Top Australian miners end 2012 on a high
Australia’s top five mining companies ended the last quarter of 2012 with their highest market capitalisation in more than a year, according to Deloitte’s latest Mining League Table.
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