澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-12-27(在线收听

 The Australian share market has made solid gains ahead of the four-day Christmas break thanks to a surging mining and energy stocks. The market has now risen for the last seven days in a row. It's the longest winning streak since January. In a shorten day of trade, the All Ordinary Index has jumped 1.2%. The ASX200 Index added 1.3%. The major miners BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto were the star performers after a rebounding commodity prices. Energy producer Woodside also had a strong day. The banks did well and Telstra edged up. Across the region, it's a mixed session. Japan's Nikkei is trading fairly flat. US stocks are being bouncing back from a two-day steep fall at the end of last week after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in almost a decade. The Dow Jones jumped more than 1%.

 
Checking commodities. And the spot gold prices are pushing up in the Asian session. West Texas Crude Oil prices continue to push higher thanks to an unexpected drop in US oil inventories. And the Australian dollar is holding relative strength against the greenback. 
 
 
A leading credit ratings agency says that Australia's banks could face downdegrades if property prices increase anywhere nearest rapidly in 2016 as they did this year. Fitch rating says overseas investors' biggest concern with Australian banks is around their large housing market exposures and historical high real estate values.
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