Daily FNArena News

Brokers see Australian stocks now offering value, especially in the resources sector.

Without the North’s backing of China, Danske Bank cannot see a war erupting on the Korean peninsular.

Antipodean Capital suggests the short-term technical picture for US equities is positive as prices respected support before bouncing higher.

Deusche Bank looks at emerging comapniues exposed to US growth while JP Morgan forecasts changes to index constiuents.

Citi suggests China will slow its slowing while Merrill Lynch sees value in Australian banks.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, with iron ore prices under pressure for the next couple of quarters and Oz steel earnings boosted by a weaker Oz dollar.

RBS notes the world has been overlooking the quiet return to oil production in Iraq which could “monumentally” impact on the oil market.

Hopes for a rebound in the spot uranium price this week fell foul of European jitters.

A Sonic boom has hit supposedly defensive medical companies, with Primary feeling the shock waves. But on the flipside, predators have pounced on embattled Sigma and Healthscope.

Given a weaker Aussie, Credit Suisse has reviewed the basic materials sector to determine winners and losers.