Daily FNArena News

With Australia’s economy growing faster than the RBA had assumed, the board decided the cuts to now are sufficient.

The RBA has elected not to further cut its cash rate this month below the current 3.5%.

FNArena’s weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market.

Yesterday’s 11% fall for Aristocrat on disappointing guidance has prompted ratings upgrades as brokers see value.

A slow week last week capped an otherwise quiet month for uranium, with the gap between sellers and buyers increasing.

Credit Suisse has initiated coverage on Skilled Group with an Outperform rating, citing earnings and dividend growth potential.

Australian housing loan growth is at its lowest in 35 years but business credit continues to grow consistently. Should bank shareholders thus be optimistic or do the figures mask a different story?

Undersupply does not imply rising house prices, economists argue, with price growth likely to slip back to more modest averages.

David Jones has received an unsolicited approach from a UK group but uncertainty surrounding the proposal and its structure see brokers retain a cautious view.

Canadian funds have been buying Australian, taking out Intoll to date but failing on Transurban, and they are on the hunt for more of the same. Maybe you can have your yield and eat it too.