Weekly Reports | Sep 07 2012
Our top ten news from 30 August 2012 to 06 September 2012 (ranked according to popularity).
Monday 03 September 2012 – 10:05 AM
Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.
With the reporting season wrapping up last week, we look at what brokers had to say about the big iron ore plays, Chinese stimulus and the carbon tax.
While increasingly optimistic talk, rumour and theory percolated through the uranium market in August, spot prices and volumes showed few signs of improvement.
CRU Group has updated its medium term price expectations across the spectrum of metals, minerals and fertilisers.
While Paladin Energy's headline loss was larger than expected brokers have seen some positive signs in the result.
After a shocker of a year for Harvey Norman, analysts question whether property valuations should really be a lot lower.
Storm clouds continue to circle over Australia's once powerful, now shattered tourism industry, suggests Commonwealth Bank.
BHP has blamed its shale asset write-down on low US gas prices. What lies in store for gas production investment across the globe? (First published August 8)
Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses the upcoming central bank decisions.
China's huge savings are met with both awe and suspicion. This column discusses the high savings rate and its implications using data from 1960 to 2009.