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Previous Stories

Accusations Fly In The Gold Market

Oct 06 2006 - Commodities

Having decided European central banks did not sell their gold quota last week, it appears they may well have – covertly. The question of gold market manipulation is reaching a head.


More Pain Before Gain Likely In Gold

Oct 05 2006 - Commodities

Gold may yet have to trade below US$550/oz before the bull market can resume, according to gold experts.


Expect More Action In Currency Markets This Quarter

Oct 05 2006 - International

DBS expects currency markets to display more volatility this quarter as longer-term trends should emerge to drive changes in exchange rates.


Brambles In The Spotlight

Oct 05 2006 - Australia

If you believe the rumours, Brambles is under siege from all fronts. What will it take to win this under-geared company?


Steel Prices Likely To Trend Down Over Next 12 Months

Oct 05 2006 - Commodities

Steel Industry consultant MEPS is forecasting a downward trend for global steel prices in the coming year, primarily reflecting lower demand.


Blue Sky, Smiling At Wall Street

Oct 05 2006 - FYI

If you’re going to break a record, you might as well break it good.


Rudi on Thursday

Oct 04 2006 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor.


Current Conditions Don’t Favour Emerging Markets

Oct 04 2006 - International

Lehman Brothers is sticking to its underweight call on emerging markets, suggesting the current environment doesn’t support outperformance against developed markets.


Onward Ever Upward For Uranium

Oct 04 2006 - Commodities

The last week has seen further uranium price upgrades from investment banks and ABARE.


North American Steel Prices May Have Peaked

Oct 04 2006 - Commodities

Industry Consultant MEPS suggests steel prices in the North American Market have peaked, with weakness likely until the second half of 2007.


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