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Previous Stories

Base Metals: Up, Up… And Away?

Apr 16 2010 - Technicals

Technical signals continue to point towards more gains for base metals, report technical analysts at Barclays Capital.


Significant Upside Potential In QRxPharma

Apr 15 2010 - Australia

Citi has initiated coverage on QRxPharma, seeing significant upside potential as the company develops its products designed for the moderate-to-severe pain relief market.


China’s GDP Release Surprises Once Again

Apr 15 2010 - International

China’s Q1 GDP growth beat market expectations, but does this mean policy response is imminent?


US Reporting Season And Australian Implications

Apr 15 2010 - Australia

RBS looks at the US reporting season now underway while GSJB Were assesses earnings risk to local companies, plus more.


Material Matters: PGMs In Demand, Oil And Nickel Not So

Apr 15 2010 - Commodities

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, where the latest news is positive for platinum, palladium and aluminium but less so for nickel and oil.


Oil Heading For US$90

Apr 15 2010 - Technicals

This week’s price action has reignited crude oil’s upward path, report technical analysts at Barclays Capital.


Seeking Value Among Emerging Companies

Apr 14 2010 - Australia

Morgan Stanley has initiated on 10 emerging companies with nine positive ratings, while both JP Morgan and Credit Suisse have also identified value elsewhere in the sector.


Honeymoon Over For Oz Retailers

Apr 14 2010 - Australia

Macquarie notes a sharp drop off in sales of electronic goods while Merrill Lynch downgrades all food retailers.


Nuclear Summit Changes Uranium Outlook

Apr 14 2010 - Commodities

Obama’s success at this week’s Nuclear Summit is probably not what investors in uranium were hoping for.


Gold At Risk Of Correction

Apr 14 2010 - Technicals

A revaluation of China’s currency could lend support to gold but both Barclays Capital and Standard Bank see the metal at risk of a short-term correction.


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