Daily FNArena News

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report argues why concerns over Australia’s growing household debt levels have been overblown.

The Chartist reports the US dollar index has failed at head & shoulders support and thus further downside is expected.

NBN Co will cease activating the HFC component of its broadband roll-out for 6-9 months in order to improve the service quality of current connections. Brokers suggest Telstra has a natural hedge in the near term, earning income from those still connected via traditional means.

South32 has moved towards the exit for South African thermal coal, beefing up the Klipspruit project while contemplating a listing of the division on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests investors should brace for further downside in QBE Insurance.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Miners; zinc; gold & gold miners; and oil.

Elsight has a unique competitive edge when it comes to encrypted video and data. TMT Analytics initiates coverage of the stock.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital will likely see a move back to 5900 before successfully conquering 6000, with the banks proving a worry.

Coca-Cola Amatil has brought forward spending plans to counter the slow demise of fizzy drinks, but is it just spending to stand still?

Brokers welcome the news that Automotive Holdings has finally offloaded its refrigerated logistics business, a division that has been a drag on the company for several years.