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Material Matters: JP Morgan Bearish On Nickel, Alumina And Cotton A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with JP Morgan offering reasons to remain bearish on nickel, the alumina market's transition to spot prices and why cotton prices should stay at elevated levels.
Does Fortescue Have A New Funding Issue? Leucadia holds 8% of Fortescue and has opposed moves by the company to issue additional debt to raise funds, which brokers suggest has potential funding implications for the iron ore play.
Prepare For Double-Dip And QE2, Says BlackRock Leading US funds manager BlackRock foresees authorities being forced to inflate the US out of debt and out of an increasingly likely dip back into recession.
Next Week At A Glance A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.
Material Matters: Base Metals And Oz Steel A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with JP Morgan on base metal prices, Macquarie on zinc and Deutsche offering its Oz steel preferences.
Oz Consumer Likely To Remain Cautious This week's GDP data suggest the Oz consumer is back on a spending spree, but Westpac economists believe there will be no return to boom times from the past.
A Bottom For Nufarm Shares? Nufarm has advised the market debt levels will be higher than previously expected but brokers have taken the news in stride and upgraded the stock on valuation grounds.
All The World Holds Gold If ETF investors were a central bank, they'd now be number six on the list of world gold reserves, as analysts continue to lift their price targets.
The Overnight Report: September Surge Wall Street cherry-picked the good news last night from China, Australia and locally to stage a 254 point Dow rally. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)
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