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Previous Stories

The Week Ahead: Budgets And CPIs

May 12 2008 - FYI

Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan brings down his first federal budget on Tuesday night while the US, EU and UK all learn April CPIs.


Is Oil Bubbling?

May 09 2008 - Commodities

The Great Debate – is it speculation, or is it simply supply/demand?


Sims Delivers But Is It Priced In?

May 09 2008 - Australia

Sims Group delivered a solid third quarter result and expects higher 4Q earnings but some brokers argue the stock has run too hard and any good news is already priced in.


Stronger Than Expected Labour Data To Keep Pressure On Rates

May 08 2008 - Australia

Labour force data for April was stronger than the market had expected and economists see it as keeping the RBA’s tightening bias in place for some time.


Lead On The Edge Of A Meltdown

May 08 2008 - Technicals

The title above this story probably says it all.


Westfield Reliable In An Unreliable World

May 08 2008 - Australia

While short of surprises the Westfield quarterly showed the underlying business remains solid and brokers continue to see relative value in the stock.


Steel Price Forecasts Revised Higher

May 08 2008 - Commodities

Steel industry consultant MEPS has revised up its steel price forecasts but mid-year may prove to be the peak if the global economy slows further.


Rudi On Thursday

May 07 2008 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor. Banks are pushing valuation limits and resources stocks have reached multiples not seen for years. What is the outlook for this market?


Which Emerging Currencies Will Benefit From A Stronger US Dollar?

May 07 2008 - FYI

According to Danske Bank the multi-year trend of the US dollar falling relative to the euro is almost over, so it has looked at what emerging market currencies will strengthen with the greenback.


And You Thought Spot Uranium Couldn’t Go Lower?

May 07 2008 - Commodities

Ux Consulting has lowered its weekly spot price to US$63/lb, US$2 below where fellow industry consultant TradeTech left it at its last sector update.


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