Daily FNArena News

After having grafted higher, the spot uranium price slipped again last week as traders sought to close deals ahead of the end of the half.

Questions abound regarding the path for oil & gas stocks. One thing brokers agree on is that volatility will continue.

Small discretionary retailers are feeling chill winds and brokers shuffle their views on the outlook for the next few months.

Real demand improves in China; iron ore pressure; G7 on industrial over-capacity; BHP Billiton’s identity crisis; jump in nickel use; the AUD and Oz gold miners.

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests the ASX200 can now push towards 5800, although not necessarily in one go.

This week’s Tweets on Twitter by Your Editor.

FNArena provides a weekly update of Australian listed corporate bond issues, current pricing and yield data.

Wesfarmers has outlined large impairments on Target and Curragh coal mine to be taken in the FY16 accounts. Brokers were not surprised but some question whether a dividend reduction is in the offing.

FNArena’s weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market.

PFP Wealth Management’s Tim Price tackles the debate over whether one is better investing in value stocks or growth stocks.