Daily FNArena News

Spot uranium stabilised last week as the world continued to debate the fallout from Fukushima and Kazakhstan moved to limit supply.

The Chartist has upped the technical target for gold, to well beyond the oft-mentioned US$1500/oz.

While not cheap, Spark Infrastructure’s internalisation is seen as a positive by analysts and a possible hurry-up for other externally managed funds to follow suit.

A new report by industry consultant and economic forecaster BIS Shrapnel predicts annual engineering construction spending in Australia will top $100bn.

FNArena’s Sentiment Indicator doesn’t show National Australia Bank as the highest rated of the majors, but DJ Carmichael sees value at current levels.

As we enter the June quarter, brokers have begun reassessing those stocks for which they hold a high Buy or Sell conviction.

Intersuisse has initiated coverage on junior copper explorer Syndicated Metals with a Speculative Buy rating.

Analysis by ATW’s Jerry Simmons suggests silver is at key technical price levels.

Investors in Australia are not lining up to allocate more cash to the share market, our March Survey has revealed.

Recent poor performances have left Cricket Australia in a sorry financial state. Taking a lead from the Brisbane Broncos, CA has decided to encourage fans to invest in their own team.