Weekly Reports | May 20 2011
Our top ten news stories from 13 May 2011 to 20 May 2011 (ranked according to popularity).
A few examples of potential returns, and risks, that reside with undervalued industrial stocks in the Australian share market.
Rumours that the US Department of Energy had found a buyer for all its stockpile sales sent spot uranium higher last week before the rumour was denied.
Ilya Spivak, Currency Strategist at FXCM sees some dark clouds looming for gold.
FNArena is about to launch a new daily service. Here's a preview.
Barclays Capital outlines its view that Greek restructuring is inevitable and discusses the possible impacts.
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with analysts seeing the recent commodity sell-off as a correction and suggestions for playing the sector at present.
In the wake of yet another bank reserve requirement hike, the question arises as to whether China will see more interest rate rises or not.
FXCM guest commentary from Trading NRG offers three reasons why silver has underperformed gold during May.
While management has reiterated earnings guidance for FY11, Credit Suisse and RBS Australia both suggest earnings risk for Boart Longyear is to the upside at present.
Recent developments should be seen as a firm warning to silver investors, argues Investment U's Tony D'Altorio.