ASX closes 0.29% lower as Aus dollar falls
The Aus dollar is trading near its lowest level since the beginning of June due to concerns about central banks increasing policy interest rates.
Read MoreThe Aus dollar is trading near its lowest level since the beginning of June due to concerns about central banks increasing policy interest rates.
Read MoreAustralia’s share market has experienced volatility with a significant multi-day selloff, but has recovered partially as US futures show a slight improvement.
Read More26 Jun 2023 – A snapshot of the stocks on the move featuring Metal Hawk, Ragnar Metals, ECS Botanics.
Read MoreGlobal stocks fell on Friday, capping their worst week since March as investors in the US and Europe fretted over the prospect of further interest rate increases and potential recession.
Read More23 Jun 2023 – Australian iron ore giant Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG) has secured an $8m farm-in and joint venture deal with ASX minnow Strategic Resources (ASX:SER) over its copper-nickel-gold tenements located in Canobie.
Read More23 Jun 2023 – The ASX has experienced a third consecutive day of significant decline due to persistent aggressive selling.
Read More23 Jun 2023 – A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Tamboran Resources, Solis Minerals, North Stawell Minerals.
Read More23 Jun 2023 – The Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500 rose Thursday, snapping three-day losing streaks as investors resumed buying tech stocks.
Read More22 Jun 2023 – Investment banking activity in Australia has experienced a significant decline in the first half of 2023, with fees dropping by 50 percent compared to the same period last year. The decrease in investment banking deals reflects the prevailing economic uncertainties and higher costs of debt.
Read More22 Jun 2023 – Bitcoin has experienced a significant surge of over 6 per cent in the last 24 hours, surpassing the $30,000 mark. This surge is attributed by traders to the announcement of BlackRock’s plans to launch an exchange-traded fund focused on bitcoin.
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Energy has issued a Request for Information in order to gather public input on the draft Critical Materials Assessment – Peter Milios looks at it in more depth.
Read MorePeter Milios looks at how helium has come a long, long way from the days of party balloons and individuals using it to alter their voices for amusement.
Read MoreWhile Rare Earth Elements find application in various fields ranging from glass additives to lasers, their geopolitical significance primarily lies in their use for permanent magnets.
Read MorePeter Milios from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreEver wonder what all the jargon means when resource companies announce the progression of their mineral projects? We’ve put together a guide to help you better understand each of the study stages.
Read MoreWith Australia’s largest pure copper play OZ Minerals likely falling to acquisition by BHP, investors now need to search a little deeper for the best leverage to the sector.
Read MoreAustralia’s largest listed commercial and industrial property group, Goodman Group, has today released their results for the half year ended 31 December 2022.
Read MoreLeading real estate investment trust Dexus (ASX: DXS) has today released results for the half year ended 31 December 2022.
Read MoreTin is essential both to the manufacture of many electronic components and to the performance of the devices that contain them – yet, compared to other elements, it has been somewhat forgotten.
Read MoreThere is, by weight, 7-10 times more graphite than lithium in a lithium-ion battery, and yet rarely does graphite rate more than a passing mention when the topic is being discussed.
Read MoreThe recent Critical Minerals Summit was aimed at answering questions about how Australia will help accelerate the energy transition – but what did it actually achieve?
Read MoreSPACs – or Special Purpose Acquisition Companies – have become a popular alternative to raising money via a traditional IPO, despite serious flaws with the way they are conducted.
Read MoreWhat’s with the recent rush of private equity and larger software firms, particularly those in the U.S., swooping on local small-cap software stocks?
Read MoreParadoxically, the materials at the forefront of the shift to clean, renewable energy have been associated with some serious threats to the ecosystems and humanity worldwide.
Read MoreLithium and Sulphate of Potash are two key elements in the transition to renewable energy – but what are their similarities, their differences, their synergies?
Read MoreCoal companies operating in Queensland are starting to report the significant impact of the new royalty regime and its potential to deter future investment in the state.
Read MoreIn all the hype the ongoing shift to renewable energy has created, potash has somewhat flown under the radar. What is it, and why is it important? Well, we’re glad you asked.
Read MoreSolar panels will be integral to the renewable energy transition, and yet recent reports have found that their manufacture violates significant human rights issues in China.
Read MoreCritical minerals and rare earth elements will have a profound impact as key ingredients in the movement toward renewable energy – but what exactly are they?
Read MoreThe EU’s proposed Critical Raw Material Act is aimed at ensuring more resilient, cleaner, and renewable supply chains whilst reducing dependency on China for the production of raw materials.
Read MoreMore than 70 days of heatwaves and droughts have spread across half of China, threatening the country’s hydropower energy, damaging production output and crippling the economy.
Read MorePolitical events, COVID-19, and a quest for primacy in advanced technologies have seen the United States making recent moves to shift away from China’s supply chain.
Read MoreWith energy prices soaring across Europe, the EU is looking for a plan to shift from its reliance on Russian gas – and the answer could lie on the border of Spain and Portugal.
Read MoreEthereum founder Vitalik Buterin’s new project that plans to cut carbon emissions in the cryptocurrency process by more than 99% is ready to launch in September, and the sector is going ballistic.
Read MoreOnce thought of as the place to go in North America if you needed anything for your home, Bed Bath and Beyond has become a popularised stock that is on the brink of bankruptcy.
Read MoreCorporate Connect’s Peter Milios looks at the fallout from Australia’s first ever national EV summit held in Canberra last week and how it has paved a path toward the future of EVs in this country.
Read MoreAs Peter Milios reports, over the past few months, Qantas has been bombarded with excessive complaints about their service and expensive frequent flyer redemption program.
Read MoreAmid the current hostile market, resulting in a significant crypto bear run, the number of crypto smartphone application downloads within Australia has fallen up to 80% over the past year.
Read MoreIn the U.S., high inflation, rising rates and plunging markets have caused M&A transactions to fall drastically. However, as Peter Milios explains, the story is vastly different in Australia.
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