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Food additive company Clover is expanding its horizons.

Asia’s status as a major importer means further price gains for oil commodity could impact on economic growth rates in the region.

The uranium spot price continues its rise, supported by robust demand.

According to TD Securities the market has got it wrong in thinking Australian interest rates are going higher.

According to Barclays Capital shorter-term traders are now driving the gold price and with expectations of a stronger US dollar in coming weeks this suggests the price of the metal could fall further.

Speculation the US Federal Reserve will announce an exit strategy for its quantitative easing program is impacting on investor risk appetite.

Further gas offtake agreements makes Oil Search look cheap, according to a majority of analysts in the market.

The US share market is about to generate a so-called Golden Cross, a bullish technical signal for longer term investors.

Standard Chartered has lifted its growth forecast for the Chinese economy this year on the back of the fiscal stimulus but still sees solid rather than spectacular improvement in 2010.

Weekly musings from your editor. Why the Australian share market is both expensive and full of potential at the same time.