Daily FNArena News

Rather than a set of recommendations, the interim report from the Financial Services Royal Commission has presented a list of questions for the financial sector, extending the period of uncertainty.

The Chartist reports Macquarie Group is currently stuck in a consolidation phase following its stellar run and direction from here is indeterminate.

Bullish signals are emerging for gold while Australian gold stocks appear underappreciated on the world stage, yet brokers suspect it may be too early to sign off on any rally.

Chinese steel mill profitability has surged, signalling to Morgan Stanley why the iron ore price achieved by Fortescue Metals has remained relatively flat.

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills exposes the little known fact thorium is more efficient in the generation of nuclear power than uranium, in many ways.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Australian miners; iron ore; zinc; and energy.

Katusa Research outlines a number of reasons to be bullish on copper, including one little known market secret.

Beach Energy has provided production guidance out to FY23 and expects to achieve 100% replacement of reserves over that period.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests Nanosonics has broken outof its period of pullback.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests a positive reaction from bank stocks to the commission interim report suggests the ASX200 can now move up again.