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Barclays Capital suggests new data from the IEA indicates the global oil market is tighter than had previously been projected, helping explain the release of strategic reserves.

Recent outperformance sees JP Morgan unwind a positive bias on Australian office REITs, while brokers have updated on Commonwealth Property Office on news of asset sales.

BlackRock joins a chorus of economists believing fears of a credit bust in China are unfounded.

Market analysts at FXCM suggest a major low may be in place for the US dollar as the currency has broken above trendline resistance and exceeded the May high.

Market analysts at FXCM expect lower growth expectations and the ending of central bank stimulus programs are likely to see oil trade lower in coming months.

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills suggests Germany’s move to phase out nuclear power is likely to prove costly, making it something investors should continue to watch.

According to GaveKal, the eurozone is facing similar dilemma’s as once upon a time the Soviet Union.

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The spot uranium price rebounded last week while BA-Merrill Lynch sees global consolidation of producers in the offing.

National Australia Bank’s Monthly Business Survey for June showed Australian business confidence slumped during the month despite a slight pick-up in business conditions.