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Previous Stories

Rudi On Thursday

May 18 2009 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor. Credit Suisse has developed a Business Cycle Clock offering invaluable insights for investors.


Life On The Clean Seas

May 15 2009 - Australia

Clean Seas Tuna has reached a milestone in its world-first program to farm Southern Bluefin tuna.


Supply Shock Building For Aluminium

May 15 2009 - Commodities

Aluminium prices have risen from recent lows as sentiment has improved but according to Barclays Capital there are reasons to remain bearish on the metal in coming months.


US Wine Industry Is Doing It Tough

May 15 2009 - FYI

Silicon Valley Bank’s annual survey of the US wine market shows the industry is doing it tough, with any recovery likely to be as drawn out as that of the US economy as a whole.


Austock Sceptical About SP Ausnet’s Capital Plans

May 14 2009 - Australia

After a solid FY09 result, Austock wonders why the company would raise capital that will end up costing more than increased capex will return.


Low Coal Prices Not A Floor For Gas Prices

May 14 2009 - Commodities

In theory coal prices moving lower places a floor under natural gas prices but according to Barclays Capital the reality is somewhat different.


Asian Economic Recovery Continues

May 13 2009 - International

DBS Group has developed a Dashboard measure for assessing where Asia is on the GDP growth curve.


The Budget And The Stock Market

May 13 2009 - Australia

There were no real surprises in last night’s budget and no cause for stock market alarm. However specific sectors are winners and losers.


China Delivers Optimists Rude Awakening

May 13 2009 - International

Chinese data this week have not continued to surprise to the upside. They disappointed instead.


Chinese Buying Dominates Commodities Prices

May 13 2009 - Commodities

Longer-term higher Chinese demand suggests upward pressure will continue for commodity prices, even if prices ease in coming months.


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