Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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In this week's Weekly Insights: – Consensus Forecasts As A Tool – Too Early For A Chinese Hurrah – Australian Profits: Tough, But Not Dire – Presentation at PhillipCapital in Sydney By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArena Earlier this month, FN

The spot uranium price continues to wallow as demand remains absent in the face of oversupply.

Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

Bionomics has entered a potentially valuable deal as global Pharma giant Merck stumps up all development costs for the company's Alzheimer's drug.

Housing affordability is sufficiently attractive at current interest rates but BIS Shrapnel observes this may change in the next three years.

Nickel deficit likely but no shortage of bauxite; iron ore and coal prices still under pressure; Rio Tinto dictates titanium dioxide.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report addresses nervousness regarding continuing all-time highs for US stock indices.

Australia's resource sector is shifting into a production phase from an investment phase which should suggest upward pressure on the Aussie dollar from increased exports, but ANZ argues this is not necessarily the case.

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests upside is now favoured for the ASX 200.

Aluminium in vehicles; picking nickel and gold stocks; copper looks oversold; iron ore risks.