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ANZ Bank sees little downside for the Aussie dollar before next week’s RBA meeting.

Zinifex delivered earnings broadly in line with expectations but indications it will pursue further acquisitions and rising cost pressures mean a wide range of broker opinions on the stock.

If the IMF can make good on promised cost reductions, the US will allow it to sell some 13 million ounces of gold.

Spot uranium would have fallen below US$75/lb if it wasn’t for Uranium One’s production shortfall in Africa.

The US housing market is facing protracted foreclosure problems in determining just who owns the mortgages in question – a problem which could extend the length and breadth of the housing decline.

With the US further advanced in its downturn than is Europe there is scope for a medium-term turnaround that would see the US dollar reverse its downtrend against the euro.

Wesfarmers’ is a tale of coal and Coles. The latter surprised all brokers, but just how significant was the result?

Shares in Viridis Clean Energy have been sold down in recent months but with growth looking solid analysts have retained Buy ratings post the group’s earnings result.

If you thought last week was full of Australian profit reports, wait till you see this week.

Slowing global growth usually means weaker commodity prices but Barclays Capital suggests the current supply side issues across the commodity spectrum should support prices.