Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 18 September 2020

China's economic growth strategy will be dominated by steel-intensive sectors and have led to a rebound in iron ore prices; Simandou's impact on iron ore prices in the medium to long term.

CSL is highly likely to be looking for other avenues of revenue to meet targets in FY21, given a prospective shortfall in plasma collections.

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A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Gold; iron ore; coking coal; and base metals.

The New Criterion's Tim Boreham notes the results season sorted out big virus winners and losers, but many small caps are defying the covid gloom unnoticed.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report checks in on the progress of of his preferred group of tech stocks in comparison to the WAAAX group.

Weekly Broker Wrap: BNPL meets PayPal; Crown Resorts may gain market share; Market consolidation opportunities in Australian Pathology

In this week’s Weekly Insights:-Plenty Of Clouds, Diverging Scenarios-Conviction CallsPlenty Of Clouds, Diverging ScenariosBy Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor FNArenaAccording to at least one experienced technical market analyst, global equities, including in Austra

The current state of the economy suggests a recovery for Australia's banks is likely to be a drawn-out affair, featuring margin headwinds, weak credit growth and elevated costs.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities notes the charting pattern for digital AV networking company Audinate suggests a rally ahead.