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Previous Stories

Commonwealth Bank’s Crystal Ball

Jan 08 2008 - FYI

Commonwealth Bank has looked ahead to assess what is in store for the world economy in 2008, expecting the US will avoid recession and the Australian economy will again grow solidly.


Big Production Downgrades At Perilya

Dec 21 2007 - Australia

Underground seismic activity has led to some rather disappointing production downgrades for Perilya.


AXA’s Hong Kong Operations Further Under Pressure

Dec 21 2007 - Australia

Citi analysts report of substantial departures by AXA’s salaried agents in Hong Kong. This might leave a scar for years.


And We End It With An Oracle

Dec 21 2007 - FYI

The Dow managed to rise 38 points despite weak economic data, spurred on by the tech sector. The Nasdaq was up 1.5%.


Crunch Coming In China?

Dec 20 2007 - International

While GaveKal reiterates its lack of concern over a Chinese slowdown, Dennis Gartman has received some disturbing anecdotal news.


Resources Will Still Outperform In 2008, Says BMO

Dec 20 2007 - Commodities

Canada’s BMO believes once the problem with debt and credit markets are left behind, resources will once again take off next year.


China Swoops On Morgan Stanley

Dec 20 2007 - FYI

The Dow lost 25 points in a volatile but thin session last night, following news the Chinese government had bought into Morgan Stanley.


Spot Uranium At US$90/lb

Dec 19 2007 - Commodities

UxC has followed TradeTech and lowered its weekly price indicator for U3O8 to US$90 per pound.


Rudi on Thursday

Dec 19 2007 - FYI

Weekly musings by your editor. What lessons to learn from the Centro debacle and which shares to buy for the new year?


Has The ECB Broken The Deadlock?

Dec 19 2007 - FYI

Will the stunning ECB liquidity injection be prove the initiative that finally unlocks global credit markets?


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