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: In Brief

Sep 20 2008

Another 368 points in the Dow. Heavy volume. The world awaits.


The Overnight Report: No More Spot-Fires, Let’s Go For The Inferno

Sep 19 2008

The US Treasury has a plan that will involve rescuing the entire financial system, not just those institutions which look like failing. A snap short-covering rally sent the Dow up 410 points. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)


The Overnight Report: Flight To Safety

Sep 18 2008

Fear gripped Wall Street last night as corporate bond markets crashed and investors rushed out of equities and into Treasuries and gold. The Dow was down 450 and gold up over US$80.


The Overnight Report: Fed Steps In For AIG, Leaves Rate Unchanged

Sep 17 2008

AIG may go the way of Fannie and Freddie. Fed leaves the cash rate unchanged. Strong results from remaining investment banks. Dow up 141.


The Overnight Report: New Lows

Sep 16 2008

The Dow fell 500 points to new lows as AIG nears bankruptcy. Oil fell over US$6 as commodities (but not gold) are again shattered.


The Overnight Report: Exit Lehman

Sep 13 2008

The world is watching as the US financial system battles through more casualties. Lehman Bros will soon be no more and the same can be expected from Washington Mutual.


The Overnight Report: Flogging A Dead Lehman

Sep 12 2008

The Dow posted a 334 point turnaround from low to high last night as Lehman Bros directed market sentiment.


The Overnight Report: A Breather

Sep 11 2008

The Dow was up 38 points last night as the market had a bit of a rest.


The Overnight Report: When Bear Meets Bull

Sep 09 2008

While stocks around the globe jumped over 3% yesterday, the US broad market S&P 500 managed only 2% in a wild session. The bulls and bears are in a face-off.


The Overnight Report: Trading The Bear Market

Sep 06 2008

Wall Street recovered from an opening loss on Friday following weak jobs data and the pre-emptive Thursday rout.