Daily FNArena News

TD Securities sees a trading opportunity in the AUD/CAD, while Danske Bank likes the look of the NOK.

Citigroup sees a lot of upside for Commander over the next few years, if management gets it right.

The Pommy love affair with Aussie wine appears to be over. When there’s so much of the stuff in the bargain bin, it can only be deemed to be on the nose. Foster’s should be very concerned.

Another wave of selling pressure for gold may be ahead if the FOMC surprises on the hawkish side. Barclays has already scaled back its expectations.

Atlantic salmon sales in Australia have taken off, and Merrill Lynch is suggesting investors should get on board the healthy revolution.

Investors should mind the growing interdependence between Asian economies, Credit Agricole says.

Economists are becoming increasingly concerned about the US economic outlook for 2007. Fed rate hikes to combat inflation now may force a swift u-turn in policy next year.

Resource Capital Research forecasts a steadily climbing spot price for uranium, but not every man and his dog will automatically benefit from this.

Most securities analysts seem to be happy with the proposed tie-in between OneSteel and Smorgon, but not Credit Suisse.

Although the next CPI figure will likely be a doozy, CommBank does not believe the fundamentals justify another Australian interest rate hike.