Weekly Reports | May 06 2011
Our top ten news stories from 28 April 2011 to 05 May 2011 (ranked according to popularity).
National Australia Bank sees scope for continued short-term Australian dollar strength against the greenback and lifts forecasts accordingly.
After the panic of March, April has wrapped up with a calm uranium spot market trading on slightly lower prices.
Economists are at odds as to whether a stronger Aussie dollar is here to stay.
Morgan Stanley warns that if emerging market economies, and China in particular, misread inflation, the consequences will not be pretty.
Dian Chu of EconMatters suggests QE2 will go down as one of the Federal Reserve's worst monetary policy initiatives.
Energy Resources of Australia has proposed additional capex to deal with excess water inventory issues, the news being greeted by earnings and valuation cuts by brokers.
ResMed's March quarter result has revealed revenue and margin pressures stemming from a strong Australian dollar.
As the Australian stock market slip-slides away on the strength of AUD, brokers assess the impact.
Technical analysis by ATW's Jerry Simmons suggests the price of gold is peaking.
Your editor joined four other guests in Friday's Afternoon Round Table on BRR to discuss why the share market is doing it tough, among other subjects.