Daily FNArena News

This week’s Tweets from Your Editor on Twitter.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses why Bridge Street has underperformed Wall Street and why the local market can start playing catch-up.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, with brokers updating commodity market outlooks, revised oil price estimates and a possible entry point for gold.

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin suggests the beginning of Indian festivals this month will prove supportive for the gold price.

A survey of Citi’s institutional clients in North America finds growing bullishness with Wall Street leading the way.

The oil market continues to display tight fundamentals and this is expected to support prices, with analysts adjusting price expectations for expected conditions.

David Bicchetti and Nicolas Maystre of UNCTAD suggest as commodity markets becomes more financialised they are becoming more prone to external destabilising effects.

BA-Merrill Lynch sees many China-related reasons for near term iron ore upside while JP Morgan reviews Australia’s iron ore mid-caps.

Goldman Sachs has downgraded Oakton to a Neutral rating following recent share price gains while also removing the stock from its Buy list.

BHP Billiton shares have broken key technical support to the downside and the TechWizard believes rough times are likely to persist.