Daily FNArena News

Danske Bank sees the most likely scenario for the global economy as a bottoming this year and a move higher in 2007, though the 2008 outlook is less positive.

Merrill Lynch analysts believe a merger between Symbion Health and Primary Healthcare could potentially create “material value”.

After Wednesday’s labour figures sparked renewed fears of another rate rise, last night saw evidence of a housing market slowing more abruptly than first thought.

Two leading proponents of the Super Cycle have again raised metal price forecasts – within days of each other – in what has become a monotonously regular feature of the commodities bull market.

There are many small miners pouring their first gold, but in the scheme of things Australian gold production numbers are less than encouraging.

Coles shares may take a dive as investors are likely to vote with their feet today. However, stay tuned because this corporate battle is far from over.

A thin and fickle market was spooked by labour cost figures overnight which sparked profit-taking.

Weekly musings from your editor.

The RBA decided not to raise rates yesterday and today saw the release of GDP numbers showing the slowest growth since 2001. Did the RBA make the right decision?

While small miners battle it out for uranium in Queensland that may never be mined, small miners in South Australia are joining forces to exploit government support.