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Call it the “super-cycle”, call it “stronger for longer” or call it neither, but post-GFC analysts are back arguing strong upside for commodity prices from here.

Computershare held its annual investor day and a number of brokers came away feeling more confident in their medium-term growth expectations.

Uranium developer Mantra Resources is proving there remain opportunities in the sector, the Wizard reports.

Gold and silver continue displaying bearish signals on price charts.

Brazil’s Vale is reportedly demanding a price rise of 114% and this is likely to provide iron stocks with a boost today.

Frustrated Australian gold investors can take heart that brokers still see good buying amongst the gold miners.

Barclays Capital attended a stainless steel conference in China and left with the view traders remain optimistic about the outlook for nickel prices.

Premier Investments has been reaping stockbroker downgrades following a disappointing interim result, but an acquisition could turn the tide.

Investors shouldn’t be surprised if equity indices start displaying some weakness in the sessions ahead. This has been the pattern since last year.

ANZ expects house price growth in Australia will continue to be supported by migration and improving economic conditions.