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Previous Stories

Banks At The End Of Their Tether?

Jul 07 2010 - Australia

Forecast earnings downgrades continue for Aussie banks, but are they all priced in now?


The US Wouldn’t Fudge Economic Data, Would It?

Jul 07 2010 - FYI

It has become fashionable to question the integrity of China’s economic data, but what about data in the US?


Did Anyone Mention ‘Bearish’?

Jul 06 2010 - Technicals

Reuters chartist Wang Tao has published some very dire projections for the six months ahead.


RBA Flags No Intention For Further Hikes

Jul 06 2010 - Australia

Today’s statement released by the RBA suggests the reserve bank is happy to sit on the sidelines and to stay there.


RBA Leaves Cash Rate Unchanged

Jul 06 2010 - Australia

The Reserve Bank of Australia left the official cash rate unchanged at 4.50% at its meeting this week.


Stronger Than Expected Demand To Eventually Drive Oil Prices Higher

Jul 06 2010 - Commodities

While investor fears have weighed on oil prices in recent months Barclays Capital notes the demand picture has continued to improve, supporting the group’s view prices are headed higher.


Material Matters: Bad News For Nickel, New Tax Implications For Oz CSG, Plus Coal

Jul 06 2010 - Commodities

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, with a resolution of labour strikes seen as bad news for nickel prices and more tax related reviews for Oz miners.


Gold: No Rally Means Bad News?

Jul 06 2010 - Commodities

Gold has failed to live up to expectations these past weeks. Does this now mean the only way forward is through a downward correction?


Uranium Awaits The DOE

Jul 06 2010 - Commodities

The spot uranium market was quiet last week ahead of the final US Department of Energy inventory sale for 2010.


Economy Watch: Inflation And Job Ads Up

Jul 05 2010 - Australia

A snapshot of economist responses to today’s TD Securities inflation gauge and ANZ’s job ads survey.


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