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Previous Stories

Price Forecasts For Resources Still Trending Upwards

Jul 12 2006 - Commodities

Macquarie’s latest update on resources and energy leaves the trend for higher price forecasts intact.


GaveKal Says Don’t Expect Too High Interest Rates in Japan

Jul 12 2006 - International

GaveKal Research suggests the market is factoring in a series of rate increases in Japan, but the BOJ is more likely to adopt a cautious approach.


ABC Learning Centres: Join The $9 Club

Jul 12 2006 - Australia

Experts remain bullish on the prospects of ABC Learning Centres. A few of them have now become members of the $9 Club.


Experts United: Value Has Emerged In Rinker

Jul 12 2006 - Australia

Doubts have creeped in regarding market expectations for Rinker. However, the current share price seems too low.


Little Hope For API

Jul 12 2006 - Australia

In an aggressive market, the new PBS funding structure has only weighed more heavily on API’s shrinking margins. Deutsche Bank can’t find anything positive to say.


Alumina’s Short And Long Term Drivers

Jul 12 2006 - Australia

Good results from Alcoa flow through to Alumina’s result prospects, but Chinese smelting poses a problem. In the end, it may come down to bauxite.


Is Nickel In A Bubble?

Jul 12 2006 - Commodities

What correction? The nickel price has now shot well over its May highs. The Chinese might be about to curb production but stocks are very tight.


Emeco Already On The Acquisition Trail

Jul 11 2006 - Australia

Upcoming listing Emeco has purchased a fleet of machinery in the US, a market it considers is important to its future growth.


Two More Rate Hikes For Australia?

Jul 11 2006 - Australia

Following another strong month of housing finance loans, Stephen Koukoulas believes two more rate hikes by year end is a genuine possibility.


Citigroup More Positive About US Equities

Jul 11 2006 - FYI

The latest global review has made strategists at Citigroup more positive about share market returns in the US and Europe, less so elsewhere.


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