澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-06-28（在线收听） |
There were losses across the board on the Australian share market today. Investors seem to be cautious ahead of weekend debt crisis talks in Greece. The All Ords closed down 1.5%. The ASX 200 Index fell by the same amount. Woolworths was a red bright spot on the market today, up 4%. BHP Billiton now has slumped around 3.5%. Telstra closed down one and a third percent. There were falls across the region too, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng has dropped nearly 2% while China’s Shanghai composite has stumbled again, down around 6%. The price of gold is fairly stead, but all prices are falling on worries. About the effect, the Greece’s debt crisis could have on European energy demand. The Australian dollar is buying around 77 US cents. There’s still no ending sign to the deadlock between Greece and its creditors over the country’s debt crisis. More talks overnight to fail to reach a deal. A meeting of European finance ministers has also broken up without making any progress. Talks will continue over the weekend, but time is fast running out to break the in-pass before Tuesday’s deadline.
And Australian post has announced major job cuts as fewer people send letters through the mail. The ABC understands 1900 voluntary redundancies will be offered over the next three years from metropole centers. |
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