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Source: Bankrate.comSee More Key Rate DataReadMarvin Gaye's family sues 'Blurred Lines' composers 30 Oct 2013 China state media calls for stern action after Tiananmen attack | 4:28am EDT Asia markets take glancing hit from Fed, BOJ softens blow 2:37am EDT U.S. F-35 fighter drops first guided bomb against ground target 30 Oct 2013 U.S. joins lawsuit against firm that vetted Snowden 30 Oct 2013 Discussed180Top U.S. health official apologies for troubled website 81United States tracked Merkel’s phone since 2002: report 64Analysis: On healthcare, spying, questions on what Obama knew and when Sponsored Links Australia shares dip as NAB tumbles, but up 4 pct for the month inShare.1Share thisEmailPrintReprintsRelated TopicsBasic Materials »Non-Cyclical Consumer Goods »Thu Oct 31, 2013 1:31am EDT SYDNEY, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Australian shares edged down 0.1 percent on Thursday, weighed down by losses in the financial sector after National Australia Bank slumped on concerns about its British business, but ended the month 4 percent higher to hover at five-year highs. NAB, the country's top lender by assets, tumbled 2.5 percent after it reported a record annual profit but analysts said its earnings potential had been constrained by its struggling British businesses. The S&P/ASX 200 index dropped 5.4 points to 5,425.5, after rising 0.3 percent on Wednesday. Investors were also cautious after Wall Street lost ground on Tuesday as the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest policy outlook was seen as steering clear of some of the more ultra-dovish market views. New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 index added 0.9 percent to a record high of 4,909.7. 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