BHP, Rio take share market to record

THE share market hit intraday high today, with record BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto pushing the fellowship higher.At 12.08 AEST, the benchmark S & P/ASX200 was an integral part up 22 points at 6760.3 and the All Ordinaries lifted 23.7 points to 6768.3, beating yesterday as intraday highs. But both were below the levels of the morning 6765.8 for the S & P/ASX200, and the All Ordinaries 6773.1, now new intraday records. On the Sydney Futures Exchange, in December the consumer price index, to share contract was 41 points higher at 6806 on a volume of 8,180 contracts. ABN Amro Morgans adviser Lisa Jarvis said that the market was driven by a strong resource stocks. "The strength today is back with the resources," she said. At 12.14 AEST Rio Tinto was up $ 2.69 to $ 112.80 and BHP Billiton was up 65 cents to a record 46.15 dollars. She said that the strength of today's market has surprised investors. "It's beyond comprehension. It's just gone crazy today. Everybody was again looking ! for a kind of day, the lowest since the mart, but last night we again surprised on the rise, "said Ms. Jarvis. Ms. Jarvis said that the market was mirrored Monday. "Just like what happened on Monday, we had a weak metals, gold and oil and the weakness of the Dow ... But we went to all time high ... Strange things are happening at the moment. & # 8221; The local market soared despite a weak lead from the United States this morning, where stocks fell after the maker of the airline Boeing Co. reported delays in the speech of his new Dreamliner passenger aircraft. Aluminum company Alcoa Inc. also reported earnings below analyst estimates and soon the results has raised concerns about the outlook for profits. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 85.84 points to 14078.69. The Standard & Poor's 500 lost 2.68 points to 1562.47. But the Nasdaq Composite Index up 7.70 points to 2811.61. News.com.au master card gift cards
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