Daily FNArena News - FYI

Your editor was one of three guests at today’s Friday Round Table on BoardRoomRadio.

Investors should not assume other countries in Europe are battling the same problems as Greece, argue Alcidi Cinzia and Daniel Gros.

In what might be another case of the majority view is often wrong, China might not respond to this week’s data as media and experts predict.

Ultimately, too much of a good thing turns into a negative for financial markets. Time for a correction?

ANZ strategists see reality about to set in with regard to both US and Emerging Asian market momentum, signaling a dip ahead.

Assessing the outlook for April is not easy after an unusually bumper return for March.

Barclays Capital notes Oz equities in particular do well in April and the June quarter, while commodity returns and currency markets offer more mixed returns.

Valuation support kicking in for equities has been nothing short of extraordinary. Investors better not count on a sell-off anytime soon.

The US Treasury bond market is under siege at the same time Europe is threatening to fracture. With stock markets grafting giddily upwards, what investments are really safe?

Investors shouldn’t be surprised if equity indices start displaying some weakness in the sessions ahead. This has been the pattern since last year.