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Uranium’s Worst Month Since Fukushima
Nov 06 2012
With buyers absent, increasingly urgent selling saw the spot uranium price fall 13% in the month of October.
Material Matters: Bulks, Base Metals, Silver And LNG
Nov 05 2012
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with updates on the bulk metals markets and the outlook for lead and nickel, demand issues for silver and the potential threat for Australian projects from US LNG exports.
Is Gold Forming A Low?
Nov 01 2012
Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin discusses whether the fall in gold has run its course, or not.
Material Matters: Oil, Bulks, Platinum and Base Metal Price Forecasts
Oct 30 2012
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with updates on oil and the bulks, support for platinum and updated base metal forecasts.
Uranium Still Looking For A Bottom
Oct 30 2012
Uranium prices continued to drift despite ever increasing talk of eventual demand.
Iron Ore Rebound Peaking?
Oct 29 2012
The sharp rebound in iron ore prices has been as surprising as the earlier crunch but is the correction now set to run out of steam?
Why The Brent-WTI Spread Will Close
Oct 25 2012
JP Morgan investigates US railroads and pipelines and suggests the now longstanding global crude spread must become narrower in 2013.
Gold Will Remain Under Pressure
Oct 25 2012
Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin sees further weakness in US equities spilling over into gold ETF sales.
Material Matters: Copper, Oil And Bulks
Oct 24 2012
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commoditie with updates on copper, changes to oil price expectations and a less bullish scenario for iron ore.
Is China Secretly Accumulating Gold?
Oct 23 2012
Beijing is not big on disclosing China’s gold production and reserves. Is the government being coy to avoid pushing up the price of gold?
