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Citi has reiterated its Sell rating on Asciano but others in the market continue to see value in the stock at current levels.

The potential sale of the NSW lotteries business sees brokers name Tatt’s as the logical buyer given the earnings and synergy benefits.

Consumer confidence improved in November and while it’s not the beginning of a new world, it’s still good news.

Sure, the Chinese government pouring money into its economy is good news for Australian resources, but will it keep GDP growth above 8%?

Production problems, increasing demand and the prospect of a new uranium fund sees the uranium spot price rise for the second straight week.

National Australia Bank’s monthly business survey shows a further sharp fall in both business conditions and confidence levels. NAB is now expecting an even more aggressive RBA.

After months of careful language and sizeable rate cuts, the RBA today cut its growth prospections for the Australian economy.

Reduced demand and buyers reneging on contracts have sent prices lower among the bulk commodities and brokers have adjusted their expectations accordingly.

Transfield Services has both management and earnings issues according to analysts and this combination suggests a cautious view is most appropriate.

China used the weekend meeting of G20 finance ministers to announce it was going to throw US$600bn at its slowing economy.