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Previous Stories

Spot Uranium At US$72/lb For Sixth Consecutive Week

Jan 29 2007 - Commodities

Spot uranium won’t move as ongoing uncertainty about Cigar Lake keeps buyers and sellers at a significant distance from each other.


The Week Ahead: US Inundation

Jan 29 2007 - FYI

A wealth of data out of the US this week will keep US dollar traders on their toes.


Don’t be Misled By Lihir’s Reserves

Jan 25 2007 - Australia

A 23% increase in gold reserves is not as exciting as it sounds.


Has Oz Inflation Been Beaten?

Jan 25 2007 - Australia

Yesterday’s CPI data resulted in reduced expectations of a February rate rise, but there are still arguments inflationary pressures remain in the Australian economy.


Get Ready To Sell Nickel And Aluminium Stocks?

Jan 25 2007 - Commodities

An excellent reporting season might be the last of it for nickel and aluminium stocks, Merrill Lynch warns.


Gloves Off Again Between Telstra And The ACCC

Jan 25 2007 - Australia

T3 provided a “truce”, but now that’s put to bed Telstra is back in fighting mode, taking the ACCC to court on a constitutional challenge.


Rudi On Thursday

Jan 24 2007 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor.


A Resurgent Oil Price Seen Offering Opportunities

Jan 24 2007 - Commodities

Oil is back and while it may not necessarily last very long (opinions remain divided) at least one broker is seeing some opportunities.


RBA On Hold For Now, Say Economists

Jan 24 2007 - Australia

The fall in the December quarter CPI has led economists to suggest the RBA will not raise rates next month, but will rather take to the sidelines with a watchful eye.


HPAL Earnings Beat Estimates But Neutral Ratings Maintained

Jan 24 2007 - Australia

Improved performance in its key essential mail division allowed HPAL to beat earnings expectations, but upgrades to forecasts have not led to upgraded ratings.


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