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Previous Stories

Oz Capex Stronger Than Expected

Feb 25 2010 - Australia

Australian capital expenditure numbers for the December quarter were stronger than anticipated, adding weight to expectations for a rate hike next month.


Chinese Bond Sales Raise Concern

Feb 25 2010 - International

China has stepped up sales of US Treasury bonds in recent months and it is feared political retribution may be intended at a time when the US desperately needs foreign funding.


No Wage Pressure In Australia…Yet?

Feb 24 2010 - Australia

December quarter wages in Australia rose less than the market had expected.


Index Changes, Results Season And Telstra

Feb 24 2010 - Australia

S&P will announce index changes next week, plus earnings estimates are not genuinely moving higher and what’s happening with Telstra?


iiNet Continues Outperforming Bigger Rivals

Feb 23 2010 - Australia

Stockbrokers remain positive on the outlook for broadband provider iiNet.


Will Oil Become Even More Over-Valued?

Feb 23 2010 - Commodities

The outlook for oil prices seems for further gains short-term. ANZ suggests this would make oil even more over-valued.


Spot Uranium Remains Under Downward Pressure

Feb 23 2010 - Commodities

Still no joy for uranium enthusiasts as sellers continue to dominate the spot U3O8 market.


Coffee Prices Supported, For Now

Feb 22 2010 - Commodities

Could coffee become the surprise kid in the commodities space this year?


Central Bank Speculation Returns To The Gold Market

Feb 22 2010 - Commodities

A report by Citi’s Alan Heap appears to have brought back speculation the Chinese might be buyers of IMF gold.


Rudi On Thursday

Feb 22 2010 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor. After Greece, what comes next? I think it’s going to be the economy.


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