Ernest Henry Continues its Evolution into a Major Find
Evolution Mining has significantly expanded the size of the resource at the Ernest Henry gold and copper mine it bought from Glencore in early 2022.
Read MoreEvolution Mining has significantly expanded the size of the resource at the Ernest Henry gold and copper mine it bought from Glencore in early 2022.
Read MoreOil prices rose almost 2% on Monday after the OPEC+ group extended its production cuts to the end of next year with the Saudis exerting their control.
Read MoreContrarily unexpected news in the boardrooms of Myer and Elders on Monday, with one losing and the other retaining its CEO.
Read MoreOPEC+ extended its latest production cuts of 1.16 million barrels a day to the end of next year and the Saudis have also added an extra cut of half a million barrels a day.
Read MoreThe OPEC+ group is considering new cuts to its production cap but the real story for the oil market this week was yet another fall in the number of US oil and gas rigs in use.
Read MoreThe ASX looks like starting with gusto later this morning after a big end to the week on Wall Street as the major indices moved strongly upward on Friday.
Read MoreAdairs is the first major retailer to flag to investors the impact of the RBA-driven slowdown on its 2022-23 performance with a weak trading update on Friday.
Read MoreThe economy will dominate markets in Australia this week, with the RBA’s June meeting tomorrow and the March quarter growth figures on Wednesday.
Read MoreFor some reason investors didn’t like Tuesday’s update from Magmatic Resources showing it had made further strikes of low-level copper and gold at its Corvette prospect in NSW.
Read MoreTesla’s price cuts in markets like the US and China saw its Model Y become the world’s best-selling car – not just among EVs, but overall – in the three months to March.
Read MoreGreatland Gold said Tuesday that it has entered a joint venture agreement with Rio Tinto to speed up exploration across a tenure near the Havieron gold-copper project in WA.
Read MoreAmerican investors and markets are worried about the threat of recession, rising interest rates and inflation and all three factors continue to drive policy and market thinking.
Read MoreAustralian Vanadium has this week been awarded more than $49 million as part of the federal government’s Modern Manufacturing Initiative.
Read MoreBig gains in Thursday’s ASX trading session for two companies not commonly seen as being in the lithium / renewables game: Neometals and RedFlow.
Read MoreBHP has confessed to short-changing more than 28,000 current and former workers by millions of dollars on certain entitlements and allowances.
Read MoreOdds are tightening that the Reserve Bank will lift interest rates at its June meeting next Tuesday after a slew of healthy economic data.
Read MoreThe Silver Lake-St. Barbara Mines dance continues, with all sorts of shenanigans going on at both ends and no resolution in sight.
Read MoreThe Bank of Queensland (BoQ) has become the latest listed Australian financial group to be pinged by key financial regulators AUSTRAC and APRA.
Read MoreAustralian inflation’s apparent rise in April was more to do with technical reasons involved with last year’s fuel excise cut than price pressures.
Read MoreThe Chinese economy continued to stumble in May with two key surveys both showing another month of slowing levels of business activity.
Read MoreWestgold has lifted the estimated mineral resource of its Great Fingall deeps prospect in WA by 49% and begun work on a mine restart.
Read MoreWesfarmers CEO Ron Scott got a lot of publicity Tuesday for comments about the endtimes of government handouts and ultra-low interest rates.
Read MoreAustralian lithium hopeful Sayona Mining yesterday announced the successful completion of its $200 million placement at 18 cents a share.
Read MoreAustralian Bureau of Statistics data Tuesday showed an 8% drop in Australian building approvals for April to an eleven-year low.
Read MoreTrouble in Africa for Paladin Resources and API’s decision to stand pat with Silk Laser were just two of the myriad stories on a busy ASX Tuesday.
Read MoreThe end of La Nina’s disruptions and the return of El Nino’s dry weather may well portend better times ahead for almond grower Select Harvests.
Read MoreShares in lithium miner Leo Lithium surged more than 17% on Monday after it revealed a $A106 million investment from Chinese giant Ganfeng.
Read MoreData shows Chinese industrial companies continuing to struggle with margin pressures and soft demand amid the faltering economic recovery.
Read MoreShares in ALS dropped more than 4% yesterday after the company’s full year results hinted at emerging pressures in global markets for its mining services.
Read MoreAs Americans prepare for the upcoming Memorial Day long weekend, there are more signs of a looming slowdown in US oil and gas production later in the year.
Read MoreDespite the tentative debt ceiling deal, there is a lot of argy bargy to come in the US House of Representatives that could prove especially fertile ground for gold bulls this week.
Read MoreThe US debt ceiling crisis will be front of mind this week with the deadline for the US government to run out of money now extended to June 5 and a deal apparently in the works.
Read MoreLet’s start the new week with a couple quick stories we couldn’t fit into our bumper weekend edition, involving Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and Ausgold.
Read MoreWill Australian investors charge into the market this morning after news from the White House that it has struck a debt ceiling deal in the US House of Representatives?
Read MoreDespite plenty of headwinds, investment in clean energy continues to boom, according the latest report released by the International Energy Agency this week.
Read MoreA big holiday weekend ahead for US markets which, if the debt ceiling impasse is not broken, will lead to a crisis-like situation next week that will test the sangfroid of anyone with a pulse.
Read MoreFord and Tesla have struck a technology deal that could trigger a major change for US EVs and confer market leader status back to Tesla for a while to come.
Read MoreFitch placed its AAA credit rating for America on a negative outlook, meaning a downgrade is imminent if there’s no timely debt ceiling resolution.
Read MoreSome news wafted across the Tasman on Thursday from a couple of our ASX-listed Kiwi siblings, insurance group Tower and dairy major Fonterra.
Read MoreAdbri says its 1Q23 earnings were “significantly above” the same quarter of 2022 as the company faced stronger demand from a number of sectors.
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