Wool prices rise
2008-6-14 |
NEWSPAPER EDITION
-- Adverstisement --
WOOL prices in Australia, the world's biggest producer and exporter of the fiber, rose for the first week in four on demand from China, its biggest customer. Benchmark prices on the Eastern Market Indicator climbed 3 percent, this week to A$8.70 (US$8.16) a kilogram on Thursday, its highest price since May 21.
Watchdog wary of eBay plans
AUSTRALIA'S antitrust regulator has signaled it will block auctioneer eBay from making all traders in the country use its online payment system PayPal, because of competition concerns. eBay said yesterday that...
- Australian PM lambasted for double standard
- D'Arcy's dreams over as AOC keeps him out
- Australia gets official status
- Blast cuts miners' gas supply
- 70 arrested in child porn blitz
- Australian settlers mostly not convicts
- Ponting says bowling not good enough
- Australian troops pull out of Iraq
-- Adverstisement --
Expand to view all
explore Business (33)
center
Metro
Aging, Crime and public security, Education, Health, Traffic, Urban construction, Weather...
Business
Banking, Energy, Foreign investment, Insurance, Macro-economy and policy, Real estate, Securities...
National
World
Odd
Sport
Basketball, Boxing, Cricket, Golf, Gymnastics, Ice hockey, Olympics, Rugby union, Soccer, Tennis...
Feature
Art, City Style, Culture and history, Expat Tales, Fashion, Home Deco, Literature, Music, Stage, Travel...
Opinion
Chinese perspectives, Foreign perspectives, Shanghai Daily columnists
Districts
Changning, Hongkou, Huangpu, Jing'an, Luwan, Minhang, Pudong, Putuo, Xuhui, Yangpu, Zhabei...
About Shanghai Daily |
About US 4.0 New |
Advertising |
Term of Use | 
RSS |
Privacy Policy |
Contact US |
Shanghai World Expo
Copyright © 2001-2008 Shanghai Daily Publishing House
