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Wall Street Has Fries With That
Oct 13 2006
Shaking off yesterday’s blues, Wall Street powered ahead on favourable reporting featuring retailers and tech stocks.
Rudi on Thursday
Oct 12 2006
Weekly musings from your editor (with apologies for the delay).
Regulatory Response Key To NZ Ports Merger
Oct 12 2006
Port Of Tauranga shares rose strongly yesterday after the company revealed merger discussions with Port of Auckland, though regulatory issues pose a threat to any deal being approved.
Has Wall Street Overdone It?
Oct 12 2006
The third quarter reporting season has kicked off with a bit of a fizzer, and the Fed is still spouting hawkish rhetoric.
Peely’s POV: Ho Hum, North Korea’s Got The Bomb
Oct 11 2006
North Korea reignited the Cold War this week, and no one in the markets cared less.
Crude Assumptions – The State of the Peak Oil Debate
Oct 09 2006
Reader James Ward assesses the peak oil discussion. And invites others to join in. (Re-published with amended quote ExxonMobil)
LME To Launch Mini Metal Contracts
Oct 06 2006
The LME has responded to unprecedented investor interest in commodities to launch metals contracts more accessible for fund managers.
Blue Sky, Smiling At Wall Street
Oct 05 2006
If you’re going to break a record, you might as well break it good.
Rudi on Thursday
Oct 04 2006
Weekly musings from your editor.
Oil Drives Wall Street Higher, Gold Lower
Oct 04 2006
As the oil price fell back below US$60/bbl the Dow closed at a record high and the bottom fell out of the gold market.
