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Previous Stories

Spot Uranium Remains Under Pressure

Feb 16 2010 - Commodities

Nothing new happened in the spot U3O8 market with few deals forcing the spot price down by another notch.


Will Value Return To Crane Group In FY12?

Feb 16 2010 - Australia

Some stockbroker’s argue investors should forget about Crane Group’s short term earnings outlook and focus on FY12 instead. But not everyone’s buying it.


Oz Business Conditions Weaker In January

Feb 16 2010 - Australia

The NAB Monthly Business Survey and Economic Outlook showed Australian business confidence rose in January but business conditions weakened.


Questions Arise About Leighton’s Value

Feb 15 2010 - Australia

Leighton Holdings beat market estimate with its interim result but the lack of any upgrade to full year guidance and a soft work-in-hand result sees value becoming a question mark.


China Pressing On The Brake Pedal

Feb 15 2010 - International

A second increase to Chinese bank reserve requirements in a month is seen as aggressive by economists, with interest rate hikes next.


Rudi On Thursday

Feb 15 2010 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor. Be careful when jumping on “buying opportunities”, the outlook might be less rosy than you would like it to be.


Medium-Term Outlook Still Positive For Metal Prices

Feb 12 2010 - Commodities

NAB eonomists believe the medium-term outlook for base metals remains positive.


Oil Price Gains In 2010 To Be Relatively Modest

Feb 12 2010 - Commodities

Both the Commonwealth and National Australia Bank expect oil price gains this year to remain relatively modest.


Oz Labour Force Data Surprise, Again

Feb 11 2010 - Australia

Australian labour force data surprised on the upside for the fifth consecutive month, adding weight to the view the RBA will lift rates in March.


China Battening Down The Hatches

Feb 11 2010 - International

A leaked Chinese directive indicates China is set to move its vast foreign reserves away from risk assets.


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