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Previous Stories

The Next Three Weeks At A Glance

Dec 24 2009 - FYI

A preview of economic data releases over the holiday period.


What Can 2009 Teach Us?

Dec 23 2009 - Australia

A year that started with talk of another great depression has ended with hopes for a sustained recovery, but has anything been learned?


Quickstep: The Sky And The Road Are The Limit

Dec 23 2009 - Australia

FNArena met with Quickstep CEO Philippe Odouard recently, and learned all about the limitless prospects for composite technology.


Iron Ore, Steel Prices Tipped To Gain In 2010

Dec 23 2009 - Commodities

Prices for both iron ore and steel are tipped to rise in 2010, with Chinese economic growth to be the main driver.


The Outlook For Oil

Dec 22 2009 - Commodities

UBS offers its thoughts on oil in 2010.


Forecasts Up As Qantas Offers Guidance

Dec 22 2009 - Australia

Qantas has provided at least some profit guidance for the first half of FY10.


Alumina To Become Key Saudi Supplier

Dec 22 2009 - Australia

AWAC, Alumina’s 40/60 joint venture with Alcoa, is set to become the sole supplier to Saudi Arabia’s new aluminium industry.


Weaker Revenues For Telstra But Brokers Remain Positive

Dec 21 2009 - Australia

Telstra last week advised the market FY10 revenues would be weaker than previously indicated, but with NBN discussions progressing, brokers remain generally positive on the stock.


Gold: Will Its Star Keep Shining?

Dec 21 2009 - Commodities

Despite recent weakness it has been a banner year for gold, but is the metal’s shine wearing off?


UBS Positive on Resources Outlook

Dec 21 2009 - Commodities

Given potentially the most resource intensive recovery since the 1970s, UBS remains positive on the outlook for commodity prices in 2010 and beyond.


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