Daily FNArena News

In the wake of the RBA double-cut, FIIG points out that major Australian fixed rate senior bonds (including banks) have returned over 10% over the past 12 months.

Woodside has agreed to sell part of its stake in the Browse LNG project and brokers have mostly responded positively to the news.

The stats actually have May on a positive bias for equities, while in other asset classes the trends are less definitive.

You won’t find many fans of Treasury Wine Estate among the analyst fraternity, but one broker has just raised its target price by 27% in anticipation of a significant shift in fortunes.

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

The RBA has surprised most in the market today by effectively delivering two rate cuts in one hit, judging such a quantum to be “necessary”.

The RBA has today cut the cash rate to 3.75% in a surprise 50bps cut.

Growing demand for term contracts in the global uranium market is encouraging spot sellers to pull back on pricing while buyers remain reluctant.

Daily update on share prices and consensus price targets.

Jerry Simmons explains why copper may well be showing the way forward for other risk assets.