Daily Market Reports

FNArena is one of few remaining truly independent providers of financial markets analysis, financial commentary and business news in Australia. Our Latest Financial News is not based on ASX lodgements or corporate press releases, but more so on updated views, insights and responses from stockbrokers and other experts. Our Daily Reports focus on practical and impartial share market news today. FNArena is not aligned with any financial institution, hence the moniker “independent”. We have a long history of publishing out-of-consensus views and market analysis. Our quest is not to be bullish or bearish, but to correctly assess future trends.

Previous Reports

The Overnight Report: Inflation Fires Up The Dollar

Dec 16 2009

A big jump in the PPI sent dollar shorts scurrying to cover last night, while other data were mixed. Dow down 49.


The Overnight Report: A New High, Just Quietly

Dec 15 2009

The S&P 500 marked a new high last night in thin trading as a Dubai injection settled fears. Dow up 29.


The Overnight Report: Holiday Cheering

Dec 12 2009

Both stocks and the dollar rose last night, with a batch of positive US consumer news providing much of the lift. Dow up 65 points.


The Overnight Report: Tumbleweeds

Dec 11 2009

Wall Street opened stronger and then proceeded to go nowhere on minimal volume. Dow up 68.


The Overnight Report: Now There’s Rain In Spain

Dec 10 2009

Wall Street recovered from sovereign debt fears last night, even as Spain was hit with a negative watch. Dow up 51.


The Overnight Report: Beware Of Greeks

Dec 09 2009

The US dollar bounce continued last night as a credit downgrade for Greece invoked echoes of Dubai. Dow down 111. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEDST)


The Overnight Report: Is It Christmas Yet?

Dec 08 2009

A pall of disinterest settled over Wall Street last night as Ben Bernanke quelled any renewed fears of a rate hike. Dow up one point.


The Overnight Report: Strong Jobs, Strong Dollar Equals Flat Market

Dec 05 2009

A surprise improvement in the US jobless rate saw stocks rally early, but a run in the greenback quickly brought the market back to earth. Dow up 22 points.


The Overnight Report: US Economy Going Backwards

Dec 04 2009

Contraction for the US services sector and weak same-store sales saw initial strength on Wall Street fade before a last minute sell-off. Dow down 86.


The Overnight Report: Gold Races Through US$1200

Dec 03 2009

The stock market attracted little interest last night but gold was in focus, setting a new record despite a stronger greenback. Dow down 19.