Daily FNArena News

The technical analysts at Barclays Capital notes while April tends to be a good month for equity and energy markets, results are more mixed for forex and fixed interest markets.

A bit of late end-of-quarter buying saw a slight spot price rise last week for uranium but it was an otherwise uninspired March quarter.

A big jump in China’s official manufacturing PMI belies a fall in HSBC’s independent calculation. The official number appears to counter recent hard landing fears, but what is really going on?

FOREX.com has offered its expectations for the June quarter, seeing a tougher outlook for equity prices but a solid outlook for commodities.

Last week’s Tweets on Twitter from Your Editor.

Weekly update on recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

The AIA/FNArena March Investor Sentiment Survey suggests a noticeable improvement in overall sentiment, with some of the cash on the sidelines being redirected to equities.

While Aurora Oil and Gas remains on track to lift production brokers question the value on offer in the stock following recent share price gains.

Economists Aaron Tornell and Frank Westermann question whether the ECB has further capacity to act to prevent inflation accelerating.

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