Weekly Reports | Apr 13 2012
Our top ten news from 06 April 2012 to 13 April 2012 (ranked according to popularity).
With little pressure on sellers, the spot uranium price managed to tick up slightly last week.
Tuesday 10 April 2012 – 10:35 AM
Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.
BA-Merrill Lynch sees many China-related reasons for near term iron ore upside while JP Morgan reviews Australia's iron ore mid-caps.
Wednesday 11 April 2012 – 11:12 AM
Self-managed retirees shunning shares run the risk of being overrun by inflation as the years progress, but share market investment need not be as risky as most fear.
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena It has been one of the ever recurring questions among share market investors in Australia: why is it that the Aus
Equity brokers have updated market expectations over the past week, while outlining preferred exposures for investors given likely market conditions.
David Bicchetti and Nicolas Maystre of UNCTAD suggest as commodity markets becomes more financialised they are becoming more prone to external destabilising effects.
China's copper demand apparently remains robust, which is at odds with recent economic data. The practice of borrowing cash against copper stockpiles suggests some misled assumptions with regard to supply-demand.
BHP Billiton shares have broken key technical support to the downside and the TechWizard believes rough times are likely to persist.
Having not made an acquisition since 2010, Programmed Maintenance has expanded its ground maintenance operations and on the news equity brokers remain positive on the stock.