Weekly Reports | Jun 10 2011
Our top ten news from 02 June 2011 to 09 June 2011 (ranked according to popularity).
The recent Cooper Review noted a lack of Australian super products tailored to meet the needs of retirees. Smurfs can overcome these limitations with appropriate portfolios.
Germany's nuclear decision saw the spot uranium price drop last week but activity was very subdued.
Daily update on share prices and consensus price targets.
Global economic growth is now being driven almost single-handed by so-called emerging markets. Can the boom continue, or we must we once again anticipate an emerging market inflation-driven bust?
This story was first published two days ago in the form of an email sent to registered FNArena readers. By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena It has been one of my favourite expressions this year: "looks a lot like 2010, doesn't it?" Earlier in the
MineLife's Gavin Wendt is more comfortable with his outlook for higher copper prices post the recent correction from peak highs.
What impact will Germany's announced nuclear energy phase-out have on the uranium market?
China is scouring the world, Africa in particular, for access to resources.
Ahead of the Herd's Rick Mills suggests infrastructure programs will support commodities, which should keep junior resource companies on the radar screens of investors.
Morgan Stanley is forecasting a 10% drop in UK house prices and subsequent impact on UK bank earnings, leaving National Bank exposed.