Weekly Reports | Jun 03 2011
Our top ten news from 27 May 2011 to 03 June 2011 (ranked according to popularity).
Despite earlier denials, the US Department of Energy's uranium quota has indeed been purchased in full. But now there's a new issue.
Daily update on share prices and consensus price targets.
The Australian Investor Sentiment Survey for May has revealed growing frustration with Oz equities underperforming.
This story was first published two days ago in the form of an email sent to paying members. By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena It was the year 2005 and investors had started warming to the prospect of a new era of stronger commodity prices. This was reigniting int
Lend Lease's investor day update impressed analysts and provided much confidence in a sound footing for FY12 and beyond.
A snapshot of economist responses to the weakest quarter since the 1991 recession and its implication for monetary policy.
Norfolk Group delivered a good quality profit result and with guidance for FY12 viewed as conservative brokers continue to rate the stock as a Buy.
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities about why coal prices may find support, iron ore juniors and why there appears downside risk to the gold price.
Charter Hall Office now intends to sell all of its US assets and return capital to shareholders, a move that has brokers split on whether or not the stock offers value at current levels.
Brokers predict which stocks will be promoted/relegated from the various S&P/ASX indices in June.