Daily FNArena News

Manufacturers in China continue enjoying improving conditions, but price inflation is roaring its head, the September survey by HSBC/Markit suggests.

ANZ Banking Group suggests the Chinese government needs to introduce some additional policy changes to maintain the long-term development of the property market.

Crude oil futures have become the laggards in the September rally and experts believe this is not about to change soon.

DJ Carmichael suggests positive news flow could spark investor interest in junior uranium play Aus-American Mining.

U3O8 spot prices took a hit last week, but buyers quickly moved into action.

Competitor Octapharma has been temporarily taken out of the European and US IVIG markets and while this could tighten the global market brokers see few lasting earnings benefits for CSL.

PFP Wealth’s Tim Price doesn’t think more quantitative easing is going to solve the world’s problems.

Technical market analyst Daniel Goulding says the market should move into consolidation mode, but a rally into December remains on the cards.

Fears Chinese would not buy gold this holiday season given its price are proving unfounded, while in the US retail dealers are finding the supply of gold coins is being squeezed once more.

Funds outflows and lagging consumer spending remain a problem, but history suggests this doesn’t necessarily stop equities from rallying.