Daily FNArena News - FYI

Last month President Obama made an uncharacteristically visceral attack on US banks, pledging to shake up the industry with extensive reforms, and thus sparking a Wall Street sell-off. What’s Wall Street’s problem? And how might it affect Australia?

As fast growing emerging nations continue to industrialise, the decade ahead should see higher global growth.

Weekly musings from your editor. Don’t underestimate what is happening in risk markets: a trend has come to an end.

While it’s true that the eurozone’s public finances are under a lot of pressure, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Ireland and Italy are stand outs.

Weekly musings from your editor. Financial markets are starting to struggle with valuation limits. Do we correct? Or do we switch first?

The investment clock is a useful tool that provides a useful insight into the direction of the investment environment.

Saxo Bank has delivered its annual list of outrageous claims for the year ahead while also offering its top trade ideas for 2010.

Weekly musings from your editor. Markets have gone up a bit too fast, too far, in my view. But then again, what’s new?

After the volatility of 2009 this year should be a transition period according to Russell Investments, which offers its view on a number of asset classes for the year ahead.

That was the year that was.