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Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the signs are positive for the ASX200 to reach 6000, although Wall Street is looking tenuous.

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National Australia Bank will increase its investment in the business, targeting over $1bn in cost savings by FY20. Brokers welcome the strong FY17 result but remain more circumspect about the outlook.

The Chartist suggests it could be fifth time lucky for Rio to break resistance.

Oil Search is heading north to Alaska to acquire a stake in a prospective oil field. What does this imply for a business that has been centred on PNG LNG?

Operating earnings at Mineral Resources are expected to show a large skew to the second half for both lithium and iron ore.

The main surprise in the Woolworths sales update, in a positive way, was Big W, where like-for-like sales rose for the first time in four years.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report considers the suggestion Wall Street has now entered a euphoric phase, signalling a crash is nigh.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Coal; steel; energy; and copper.

Brokers are concerned about what it will take for Beadell Resources to reach its gold production target in 2017.