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An unusual business model and a solid growth outlook are a positive combination for GR Engineering, reports Macquarie.

Market analysts at FXCM explain the EFSF proposal in Europe, how it compares to the TARP program in the US and how it may affect the euro.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest provides trading ideas from brokers and investment houses. Today’s suggestion sees the opportunity to pick up a solid yield on bank stocks given timing effects.

Using factors such as the level of linkage to economic cyles and emerging market demand, Barclays has ranked the vulnerability of various commodities assuming a global recession.

European governments find themselves increasingly between a rock and a hard place. Belgium might only prove the sample of what is yet to come next, argues Forex.com’s Kathleen Brooks.

Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

Slowing global growth and uncertainty lead brokers to mostly cut commodity price forecasts, with growth revisions also impacting on other sectors.

Despite the recent price correction, analysts have either maintained or even increased some pretty elevated gold price forecasts for 2012.

This week’s Tweets on Twitter from Your Editor.

Labour hire and replacement group Humanis is delivering earnings growth both organically and via acquisitions and this attractive growth outlook sees Moelis rate the stock as a Buy.