Daily FNArena News - FYI

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price has some questions regarding the obvious disconnect between European politicians and global financial markets.

Michael McCarthy, Head of Dealing Asia Pacific at City Index suggests traders should consider buying into the share market for a pending bounce.

Many fear the world may be heading for a double-dip recession given the European situation and Chinese slowing, but Citi suggests corporate earnings should not be overly impacted.

Hungary has announced its budget deficit is worse than previously anticipated. A fragile market has been spooked once more.

Barclays Capital note June tends to be a mixed month across all asset classes, a trend it expects will continue this year.

Without the North’s backing of China, Danske Bank cannot see a war erupting on the Korean peninsular.

2010 may have begun to look and feel like 2008, notes BTIG, but it’s not.

The New Zealand Budget has featured a number of fiscal reforms aimed at re-balancing the economy, the changes generally being appluded by analysts.

Europe has taken the spotlight away from what has been a very positive March quarter earnings season in the US.

As promised in this week’s Weekly Insights: the charts.