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Lead To Be A Better Performer In 2011
Feb 04 2011
Barclays Capital suggests a greater Chinese influence on the lead market this year should see the metal’s performance improve.
Material Matters: Sugar, PGMs, Fertilisers And Gold
Feb 03 2011
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with market conditions supportive for sugar, fertiliser and platinum group metal prices but less so for gold.
Uranium: It’s A Bull Market
Feb 02 2011
An usually busy January month has cemented the new bull market for uranium.
Material Matters: Titanium, Energy, Steel, And Metals
Feb 01 2011
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with positive views on the Australian energy sector and titanium but reasons for caution on precious and base metals and the steel sector.
Uranium Jumps on ERA’s Woes
Feb 01 2011
The uranium spot price is over US$70 for the first time since 2008 on news of ERA’s ongoing year of horror.
Material Matters: Oil, Steel, Gold And Fertilisers
Jan 31 2011
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with debate on oil, steel and gold prices and suggested gains in fertilisers.
Whereto Next, Crude Oil?
Jan 31 2011
ATW’s Jerry Simmons has cast his technical eye over price action in crude oil futures.
Chinese Buyers Cautious On Copper
Jan 28 2011
Barclays Capital has met with a number of players in the Chinese copper market and found sentiment remains cautious at current price levels.
ANZ Sees Coal Prices Easing In Coming Weeks
Jan 27 2011
The Queensland floods impacted on a number of coal mines but not as much as some reports had indicated, so recent price gains may not last in the view of ANZ Banking Group.
Spot Uranium Nears US$70/lb
Jan 25 2011
Industry consultant TradeTech has lifted its uranium spot price indicator as market activity continues to pick up.
