Skyrocketing prices have taken their toll on rare earth demand even as supply growth crawls. End-users are going to extraordinary lengths to withdraw from global mispricing in which China holds 94% of the cards.
Tune in to the recording of FNArena’s Market Insight program.
In last week’s Market Insight your FNArena hosts shone some light on Europe and why investors should pay attention to forecasts.
Rumours of China’s possible demise appear somewhat exaggerated, according to research and forecasting by a raft of economists across the globe, be the issues internal or external in nature. That is not to say forecasts are not without risks, or that further slowing is not expected.
Thursday’s live broadcast is now available as a replay. An explanation of that facing European banks and the implications for bank sectors worldwide, including in Australia.
This week’s Market Insight will zoom in on Fed’s policy, the future for equity markets as well as on Woolworths.
Forget about a hard landing in China. Forget about weak growth in the US. The current financial turmoil is all about Europe and something has to be done.
FNArena dissects the implications of the FY11 result season and considers broker outlooks for FY12. What might those outlooks yield?
Microcap listing Hastings Rare Metals boasts one of only four JORC-compliant rare earth metals resources in Australia and has Lynas is its sights. What really is the rare earth story?
An audit of local government debt has set off alarm bells over China’s actual debt to GDP ratio but economists agree there is no Greek-style debt crisis in the offing.
