Daily FNArena News

Have investors seen this all before? GFT’s Andrew Taylor offers some perspective on this week’s rally on global equity markets.

If Chinese meat consumption continues to push toward Western levels, there will not be enough grain in the world to feed the animals consumed.

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

Michael Gable of Novus Capital sees the recent rally in the ASX200 as corrective, and is yet to be convinced we’re not headed lower.

The uranium spot market was a little busier last week than the week prior, but pressure to sell has taken another slice off short term pricing.

Investment U chief investment strategist Alexander Green identifies several reasons investors should stay bullish on stocks.

Comex short positions in gold are elevated and this is often followed by a rally in price, while ETF demand is seen as a key support for the price of the metal.

Australian investor sentiment has begun to show some signs of life over the past two months, the Australian Investor Survey for July has revealed.

Canadian research house Raymond James has resumed coverage on global uranium producers, foreseeing solid price upside commencing late this year.

The TechWizard reports the AUD/USD seems destined for much higher levels.