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Previous Stories

Oz Consumer Confidence Solid As A Rock

May 16 2007 - Australia

The index of consumer confidence by Westpac/MI reached its highest level ever this month.


Wall Street Has Its Ups And Downs

May 16 2007 - FYI

The Dow was up 134 points in early trade on a small CPI rise, but lost nearly 100 points of that gain later in the session.


Uranium Exploration Forms A JV With Newcrest

May 15 2007 - Australia

For UXA it presents the opportunity to have a class act in on the exploration of uranium. For Newcrest it’s a hope that gold will also be found.


Why The US Economy Is Not A Danger To Equities

May 15 2007 - FYI

The US economy is slowing but global economic conditions have improved from last year, so the environment for riskier assets remains positive.


Santos Buyback Attractive?

May 15 2007 - Australia

Santos will buyback $300m in shares offmarket and pay a significant fully franked dividend, but shareholders better account for the risks and returns when assessing whether to get involved.


Leighton Defies Analysis

May 15 2007 - Australia

For at least six months, stock analysts have declared Leighton overvalued. The market has had different ideas, doubling the share price over that time.


Canada Shows Benefits Of A Deregulated Wheat Market

May 14 2007 - Australia

Austock Securities sees benefits for the Australian players if the domestic grain market follows the lead of the Canadian market and deregulates.


A Hedge Fund For Kitchen Sinks?

May 14 2007 - FYI

So awash with cash is the world, looking for a place to invest, that hedge funds have sprung up in more and more diverse and exotic investment areas – art, wine, even football players.


China Allows Institutional Investors To Go Abroad

May 14 2007 - International

Further reform of the Chinese financial landscape has been announced. Expect more tightening as well.


Bank Pecking Order Revised After Results

May 14 2007 - Australia

Brokers have finalised their reviews of bank profit results in recent weeks and made minor changes to estimates, CBA being the winner and St George the loser in the process.


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