Weekly Top Ten News Stories

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March saw an uptick in traded uranium volumes but also ongoing price pressure.

The results from the March 2016 Australian Investors' Sentiment Survey are out.

Uneven earnings growth; China's new tax policy; Cement Australia up for sale?; household income outlook; Bell Potter initiates on Adacel; Morgan Stanley initiates on four automotive related stocks.

Equity strategists are aligning portfolios for expected consolidation across world stock markets, including Australia's.

In this week's Weekly Insights: – Dividends: More Is Less, Less Is More – Australia Joining Global Low Inflation? – All-Weather Price Tracker – Industry Structures Revisited – #NigelNoMates Not Enjoying A Holiday – Catching Up On The Past –

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities concurs with other technical views that still favour upside for the ASX200.

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

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests the ASX200 may be set to post a higher low before resuming the expected up-trend.

The Chartist suggests ANZ might enjoy a short term bounce from an oversold position, but the trend remains weak.

The strong currency is a "complication" says Glenn Stevens. Economists debate the likelihood of an impending RBA rate cut.