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Steel industry watcher MEPS was surprised by a 5.4% jump in prices in May.

If investors should draw any conclusions from recent events it is that the price of gold is ready to continue its upward path, Dennis Gartman says.

DBS believes China will need to raise interest rates and allow its currency to appreciate further and faster.

No need in wasting your time in trying to find a scapegoat for the May correction, global strategist Tim Price says. Investors ought to focus on the way forward instead.

Consensus ratings show us that Macquarie is the top banking pick, although ABN Amro prefers National Australia Bank.

One measure of inflation in Australia has it above the RBA’s forecast, making another interest hike look more likely.

All eyes may be on China, but CommSec says Japan and India are more likely to ease Australia’s trade deficit.

Macquarie believes market returns are under threat from the risk of PE multiple contraction over the coming months.

Extra production from China, Russia and the EU to drive a 7.5% increase in stainless steel production, MEPS says.

Miners such as BHP may force a re-evaluation of treatment and refining charges in the copper smelting industry.