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Previous Stories

Zinc, Copper Trashed

Feb 05 2007 - FYI

Hedge funds are back in the news as metal trader Red Kite announced 20% losses for January, prompting a panic sell-off in copper and zinc.


Why Gold Is Going Higher

Feb 02 2007 - Commodities

IMF sales are just one piece in a bullish gold puzzle, according to the biggest coin dealer in the US.


Who Needs A Special Dividend?

Feb 02 2007 - Australia

Shareholders might be disappointed that Rio Tinto did not hand out a Christmas bonus, but analysts aren’t.


Stainless Steel About To Correct, Expert Warns

Feb 02 2007 - Commodities

Steel industry consultant MEPS believes inflated global prices are about to correct for stainless steel products.


IMF May Sell 400 Tonnes Of Gold

Feb 01 2007 - Commodities

An advisory panel has recommended the IMF sell 400t of physical gold to offset its losses, but there won’t be any price collapse.


China/Africa Debate Becomes More Heated

Feb 01 2007 - Commodities

Davos: Western mining companies have held a secret meeting to discuss ways to head off China’s resource deals in Africa. Bring in the UN?


What Does History Tell Us About February?

Feb 01 2007 - FYI

If history is any guide… Barclays Capital had a look into historical guidance for February.


Recession Aborted On Wall Street

Feb 01 2007 - FYI

The market had been turning blue as it held its breath for this latest Fed update. The report card was positive.


Rudi On Thursday

Jan 31 2007 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor.


As Optus Takes 3G National, Small Caps Stand To Benefit

Jan 31 2007 - Australia

Optus is set to expand its 3G coverage from 55% to 96% throughout Australia. Intersuisse flags two small caps that might do well from the initiative.


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