Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 25 September 2020

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests weaker investors are selling into the US pullback while stronger investors are looking to the longer term.

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

SPONSORED: Southern Africa is facing an energy crisis. Rolling power outages and blackouts throughout the day caused by electricity shortages are hampering both industry and investment. This is not short term issue either. The ways things are going, by 2030 some 530 million Africans will still lack adequate power supply

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Oil; China oil/gas; lithium/cobalt; iron ore; and LaserBond

While shares have rallied from March lows, there are several sectors of the market awaiting a V-shaped recovery.

The resignation of Rio Tinto's corporate chiefs and the recent chastising of Cleanaway's CEO Vic Bansal have shifted the corporate spotlight from the "E" and the "S" to the "G" for governance – and boards are feeling the pressure.

Extra Edition of the Broker Call Report

The global pandemic hasn't been kind to the world's energy sector and companies need to adapt with industry dynamics changing irrevocably

SPONSORED: Elon Musk is pushing the vehicle manufacture industry to seek out more high purity manganese to power its vehicles. As the world transitions to electric vehicle (EV) dominance, manganese will play a key role in EV production

As the uranium price continues its incremental slide, Iran threatens a reaction to nuclear program restrictions.