Financial stocks are firmer by 1pct, following yesterday's 2pct sell-off. Westpac (WBC) has issued a statement this morning, saying it is progressively restoring payments following a disruption to normal operations overnight. WBC is up 0.8pct to $21.43.
Wholesale distributor Alesco (ALS) is back in the black, posting FY net profit of $13.6 million, following a loss of $124.3 million last year.
Mining giant BHP Biliton (BHP) has been trading positively as its bid for American firm Petrohawk has been given the green light by the US competition regulator.
Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens will deliver a speech to the Anika Foundation in Sydney shortly. It was expected to a broad overview of the overall economy, however Governor Stevens this morning changed the title of the speech to "The Cautious Consumer".
The Australian dollar is stronger ahead of this speech, worth US108.74c, £0.6666 and €75.39c.
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