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Brokers confront the potential price altering scenarios among various commodities as a result of the British vote to exit the EU.

Australian banks were already facing problems before Brexit came along.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests BHP Billiton may be in for further weakness.

FXCM’s Tyler Yell debates potential Brexit ramifications for central banks, currencies and commodities.

While Brexit did not have any notable impact on uranium trading, the future of nuclear power in the UK and US came under question.

A review of mining claims in the Philippines has harnessed the attention of analysts at Commonwealth Bank, who review the outlook for nickel.

Newly listed Linius Technologies has developed a technology that has big implications for the video streaming market. TMT Analytics initiates coverage.

Sims Metal surprised brokers with its better-than-expected FY16 guidance but sentiment remains cautious given the rally in scrap metal prices has not been sustained.

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