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Previous Stories

Oil Price Downside Risk Is Misguided

Aug 24 2006 - Commodities

There is a growing belief the oil price is inflated by investor inflows and could collapse at any moment. This is rubbish.


Stop The Press: FN Arena Launches Major New Service

Aug 24 2006 - FYI

FN Arena has launched its Trading Cockpit and you are invited to test and review our new service.


Rudi on Thursday

Aug 23 2006 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor.


Oops! There Goes The Median Price Target

Aug 23 2006 - Australia

Securities analysts remain positive to very positive on the near term prospects for Monadelphous and similar companies.


Expect Coal Prices To Weaken Next Year

Aug 23 2006 - Commodities

While coal prices have been reasonably stable this year the likelihood of increased supply has led to downward revisions in price forecasts for 2007.


China To Move (Slowly) On Its Currency

Aug 23 2006 - International

Danske Bank suggests China will move to a more flexible exchange rate and currency revaluation, but it is likely to be at a slower pace than many in the market would like to see.


Are China’s Growth Figures Misleading?

Aug 22 2006 - International

Standard Chartered Bank suggests looking more deeply at Chinese economic figures shows an economy that is far from overheating and in some cases is showing signs of slowing down.


Expect More Action From China Designed To Slow Its Economy

Aug 22 2006 - International

Experts agree China must do more to slow down its economic growth, as the latest interest rate rise by itself is unlikely to have much impact.


Domino’s Pizza Targets Europe For Long-Term Growth

Aug 22 2006 - Australia

Domino’s Pizza reported a better than expected profit result yesterday but the market continues to focus on its European expansion plans, which offer significant long-term upside.


Iran Does Not Surprise

Aug 22 2006 - FYI

Iran has no interest in ceasing uranium enrichment. After a minor distraction in the Holy Land, it’s game on once more.


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