Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 1 May 2020

BHP Group retains a reasonably robust outlook for its key commodities, despite restrictions, as some development projects are deferred or delayed to shore up capital in the event conditions deteriorate.

Ahead of the Herd's Rick Mills argues why the virus only enhances an already bullish story for precious metals.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report highlights those stocks considered by analysts to offer significant upside potential in the longer term.

Dear time-poor reader: what does the future look like and why are so many cheap stocks still looking so… cheap?Now That We Had That Rally…By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArenaThe official mantra says financial markets are forward-looking.The heavy sel

A2 Milk has been a beneficiary of the pandemic restrictions, with strong sales in online and re-seller channels, but will the effect of stockpiling subsequently unwind – and sharply?

Alexium International has signed a Supply and Evaluation Agreement with US$15bn Israel Chemicals Ltd for the market launch of Alexiflam NF.

The virus has curbed uranium production, but also utility demand. Prices continue to rise ahead of an expected return of utility demand.

The recycled plastic market is set for a period of intense disruption as the international will to curb the scourge of single-use plastic results in a sharp skew of capital to new technologies and processes.

Following a halving of peak losses for stock markets here and in the US, analysts weigh up the expected economic shock from here and whether the rebound can be justified.

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