Daily FNArena News

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with updaes on thermal and met coal, some bullish news for iron ore and potential value emerging in junior Oz resource plays.

FX trading looks attractive, and many have been lured in, but many have been losing money this month as the Yen changed direction.

The Chartist reports it would appear the AUD is setting up a platform for another rally later.

Euro Pacific’s John Browne believes there’s more to Japanese funds repatriation than initially meets the eye.

Consumer Metrics Institute notes US consumer demand for discretionary durable goods has fallen following the Japanese earthquake.

The market is worried about Shell selling down its Woodside stake, and is not pricing in any value for Browse or Sunrise. But one broker can see a positive solution emerging.

Technical market analysts at Barclays Capital suggest technical indicators support expectations of a resumption of the bullish price trend for commodities.

MineLife’s Gavin Wendt is confident uranium prices will recover in H2 this year.

Recent share price weakness has improved value in the Australian REIT sector, with residential developers the preferred exposure.

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