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Previous Stories

Material Matters: Sugar, Easy Money, Oil, And Gold

Sep 17 2010 - Commodities

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with CBA suggesting sugar prices may be set to wane, plus oil and one observation about physical demand for gold.


A Warning From Gartman

Sep 17 2010 - FYI

Dennis Gartman suggests equity indices are looking toppy, while gold looks well-supported.


For Everything There Is A Season

Sep 17 2010 - Commodities

Barclays Capital is upgrading base metal price forecasts as we enter a seasonally strong demand period.


Myer Keeps Market Views Divided

Sep 17 2010 - Australia

Myer met expectations with its full year profit result but stockbroker opinions on the stock remain mixed.


Unconventional Molopo Offers Value

Sep 16 2010 - Australia

Molopo is developing unconventional oil deposits in Canada and while these imply additional risks there is significant upside on offer in the view of Macquarie.


The Implications Of Yen Intervention

Sep 16 2010 - FYI

Why did the Bank of Japan intervene to cap the rise of the yen and what does it mean?


Citi Not Sold On Beach Shale

Sep 16 2010 - Australia

Citi sees some question markets for Beach Petroleum, as spending for growth has not been successful and there may be little value in the company’s shale assets.


Central Banks Net Gold Buyers

Sep 16 2010 - Commodities

For the first time since 1988, the world’s central banks will buy more gold this year than sell it.


What’s Wrong With Platinum?

Sep 16 2010 - Technicals

Platinum has failed to keep pace with other precious metals, observe technical market analysts at Barclays.


Positive Momentum Continues For Graincorp

Sep 15 2010 - Australia

On the back of increased expectations for Australia’s winter crop production, stockbrokers have lifted forecasts and price targets for major beneficiary Graincorp.


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