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Earnings momentum has stalled with smaller caps receiving bigger cuts than large caps, but CSL is among the victims too.

Why do investors rush to government securities when the US was at the epicentre of the financial crisis?

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price cannot believe some of the dangerous myths surrounding financial markets, and gold, these days.

After months of destructive dithering, the EU has finally hit the panic button and pledged hundreds of billions of euros in aid for the eurozone while the ECB has yet again reneged and joined in with bond support.

Behind today’s headlines lies the real reason for why the Australian share market is finding the going tough. Investors better pay attention.

FNArena welcomes Michael McCarthy, Head of Dealing, Asia Pacific at City Index as a content contributor to our service.

Barclays Capital’s review of seasonal trends shows May tends to be a positive month for equities, energy and precious metals.

The key question for European policymakers and financial markets alike is now whether “Greece can make it”. This column argues it has been done in the past.

There are three scenarios which could now play out in the eurozone – none of them good, but rather each bad to a greater degree.

This column argues that Chinese policy has a relatively small impact on developed economies’ macroeconomic circumstances, estimating major reduction in Chinese saving would improve US employment by less than 0.25%.