Gold Fields sticks to its 2024 output guidance
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Despite weaker than expected March quarter production, Gold Fields is sticking to its 2024 full year output guidance it boosted in February.
Read MoreDespite weaker than expected March quarter production, Gold Fields is sticking to its 2024 full year output guidance it boosted in February.
Read MoreChinese EV giant BYD sold and exported a total of 626,263 new energy vehicles in the first three months of this year — the highest first quarter figure so far.
Read MoreA solid dose of reality for Trump Media and Technology with the appallingly weak financials revealed for the key asset, Donald Trump’s Truth Social social media platform, which is a big blob of red ink and perhaps not viable.
Read MoreGold bugs celebrated yet another record for the metal on Monday with the price rising sharply in early trading, before losing puff as US bond yields surged by the most in a month.
Read MoreA volatile start to the second quarter for iron ore prices which swung sharply in trading across Asia on Monday.
Read MoreMore signs of renewed life in the Chinese and Japanese economies with the two surveys of business activity showing improvement in March.
Read MoreWhy do American economists, analysts and everyone else seem to think interest rates need to fall when it's clear that inflation – while a little resistant at the moment – is slowly cooling, the economy remains solid and growing, retailing sales and household spending are ticking over nicely, business investment is more than OK and the jobs market is likewise?
Read MoreThe irony couldn’t have been starker – there was China’s President Xi Jinping sweet talking a group of foreign CEO’s last week and while this was going on two major listings – of parts of Chinese-owned companies, were pulled.
Read MoreGold futures closed at the second record high in as many days on Thursday ahead of the Easter break
Read MoreDecember 31 annual reports flooded out of Chinese companies last week, with weak results and red ink dominating the stricken property sector, amid more signs that the government bailout is well underway.
Read MoreMSCI’s index of world stocks rose 7.7% in the three months to March as increasing optimism about US economy offset worries about slower interest rate cuts — overlain by a frenetic FOMO about AI.
Read MoreThe Baltimore bridge disaster has opened a brief opportunity for Australian coal exporters to fill a big gap in Indian coal imports — especially coal needed by brick makers in the world’s most populous nation.
Read MoreRemember all those stories in January and February about how Taylor Swift could boost inflation and how the money spent on tickets and her merch would be a downer for retail sales in February?
Read MoreDr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses global shares market and expectations of rate cuts.
Read MoreBYD's outlook for 2024 as the EV giant anticipates slower growth amidst fierce competition and global expansion efforts.
Read MoreTrump Media's financial disclosure with its 8-K statement, revealing Truth Social's performance and investor risks.
Read MoreFor all the recent commentary about how President Xi Jinping is only interested in control (not disputed) and not the performance and growth of the Chinese economy, there is a growing level of official fear about the bleeding black hole in the economy, property.
Read MoreA big change for the massive superannuation industry from August with APRA, the key regulator starting the publication of intimate details of their costs and spending at a level far more granular than ever seen before.
Read MoreBarclays reckons the cost could be $US3 billion – other estimates are higher as the global insurance industry – especially reinsurers – start toting up the claims that are already emerging after the container ship Dali destroyed Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Read MoreBenchmark Mineral Intelligence’s Henry Sanderson has warned Western nations to stay focused on critical minerals in order to challenge China’s dominance.
Read MoreChalice Mining Managing Director Alex Dorsch says palladium is a misunderstood critical mineral.
Read MoreThe mining finance model needs to change if the industry is to compete with the technology sector, according to Tribeca Investment Partners Singapore’s Scott Clements.
Read MoreAustralia's February consumer price inflation is steady at 3.4%. The key factors that are shaping the economic landscape in this brief overview.
Read MoreThe aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse; delving into the complex legal and financial implications spanning multiple jurisdictions, insurance claims, and international investigations.
Read MoreThe closure of the US port of Baltimore after the harbour was blocked by a bridge collapse on Tuesday will cause significant disruption to American trade along the east coast and into Europe and South America.
Read MoreDr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses lasting impacts from COVID.
Read MoreBoeing’s board has finally tried to assert its authority in its continuing quality control problems and dud machinery by forcing CEO Dave Calhoun to leave the company.
Read MoreALS shares drop as profit forecast dips and pharmaceutical investment disappoints. Nuvisan's impairment adds to company's challenges.
Read MorePerseus outbids Silvercorp for OreCorp, strengthening its foothold in East African gold mining.
Read MoreExplore the shifting landscape of tech titans: Apple's decline, Microsoft's rise, and Tesla's tumultuous journey, revealing market dynamics and industry trends.
Read MoreFollow Wall Street's pursuit of the 40,000 Dow milestone amidst record-setting sessions, with eyes on global markets and pivotal economic indicators.
Read MoreDr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses
Dr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses developments in investment markets over the past week, economic activity trackers, major global economic events and Australian economic events.
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Read MoreWhile iron ore prices bounced back last week from their multi-month lows the week before, Australian coking coal pricing took a real hammering on the SGX commodities platform in Singapore.
Read More22 Mar 2024: Winston Sammut, the Director Property of Euree Asset Management, gives his weekly take on the REITs sector.
Read MoreTesla has reportedly reduced production of electric vehicles (EVs) at its huge Shanghai factory in China because of intense competition and weak sales.
Read MoreInflation will continue to dominate market thinking, and with it the prospect of the timing of rate cuts in the run up to the long Easter break and a shortened trading week.
Read MoreGold prices fell off from a record high on Friday as the US dollar rose to a month high in the wake of the Fed’s three rate cut reveal and the surprise rate cut by the Swiss National Bank.
Read MoreGlobal oil prices settled lower Friday for a third day in a row as the US dollar rose to the highest level in more than a month in the wake of the move by the Fed to pencil in three possible rate cuts this year, dovish remarks from the Bank of England and the surprise rate cut from the Swiss National Bank.
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