Daily FNArena News

PFP Wealth Management’s Tim Price suggests low interest rates have not helped the health of British banks but some alternatives are now emerging in the sector.

In CBA’s view global food price inflation risks again appear to be rising, which has potential implications for both the Australian and global economies.

Despite a long list of factors in its favour, uranium continued to frustrate its fans last week.

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

Lend Lease has secured funding for the first two Barangaroo towers and enough to get started on Tower 3. Brokers are excited about the announcement and see value to be realised ahead.

ATW’s Jerry Simmons takes a new look at the EUR/USD, pointing out there are signals for both support and pressure.

Chartists at Barclays maintain of the view that crude oil prices should weaken in the weeks ahead.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, with changes to forecasts for metals and oil, platinum, aluminium and coal updates and China’s new export markets.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. If one accurately predicts changes to the constituents of a particular S&P ASX index, one can profit as a result, as one broker’s experience attests.

Morgan Stanley has initiated coverage on Qube Logistics with an Underweight rating, suggesting while the company is in an earnings cycle sweet spot too much is being priced in too early.