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Previous Stories

Alesco Profit Warning Doesn’t Detract From FY11 Potential

Dec 10 2009 - Australia

Management at Alesco has lowered guidance for FY10 earnings but stockbrokers remain broadly positive on the stock.


Modest Rise In Oz Consumers’ Unemployment Expectations

Dec 10 2009 - Australia

Westpac economists report Australian consumers’ expectations for unemployment rose slightly in December.


Myer Is Making Some Waves

Dec 09 2009 - Australia

A little more than a month after floating on the ASX, brokers are starting to pick up Myer and with high expectations.


Oz Consumer Sentiment Holding Up

Dec 09 2009 - Australia

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consmer Sentiment fell modestly in December.


Greece Is The Word

Dec 09 2009 - FYI

Greece’s credit downgrade once again highlights problems in the EU structure.


No Bad News Is Good News For Oil

Dec 08 2009 - Commodities

It seems the worst case scenario for oil is flat trading until the recovery economic recovery really kicks in later next year.


Oz Business Confidence Edges Higher In November

Dec 08 2009 - Australia

The National Australia Bank Monthly Business Survey for November showed a further small gain in business confidence, supporting an upward revision in the bank’s growth forecasts for the economy.


Supply Side To Drive Commodity Prices Higher

Dec 07 2009 - Commodities

Commodity prices generally are forecast to move higher in 2010 but it will be those commodities with supply side issues that should gain the most as the global economy recovers.


Oz Job Ads Rise Again In November

Dec 07 2009 - Australia

The ANZ Job Ads series rose 5.2% in November, reversing the fall recorded in October and supporting the view the recovery in the Australian economy remains on track.


Why Nobody Wants Nickel

Dec 07 2009 - Commodities

While the rest of the base metals complex continues to firm, nickel seems to have been left behind, but for how long?


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