Palladium – a misunderstood critical mineral: Chalice
Chalice Mining Managing Director Alex Dorsch says palladium is a misunderstood critical mineral.
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.
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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.
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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.
Read MoreChinese shares have slumped, as has the Hong Kong market. Also, the Chinese currency has slumped and has had to be supported by government banks. A surprise interest rate cut by the Swiss National Bank has pressured markets.
Read MoreThree per cent looks like the new normal for US interest rates after this week’s Fed meeting with its new forecasts and the updated dot plot.
Read MoreA case of fool’s gold for gold bugs as the spot price finally topped US$2,200 an ounce on trading on Thursday, a day after the Fed indicated it would push to cut interest rates this year — but not just yet.
Read MoreThe US Justice Department sued Apple in an antitrust case, claiming that the iPhone maker has a monopoly over the phone market that has harmed consumers, developers, and rival companies.
Read MoreThe Australian jobs market is stronger than all those commentators, economists and experts thought a month ago when the January labour force report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed a second month of weak data after December’s surprise.
Read MoreThe US Federal Reserve continues to maintain that it will cut rates three time by the end of the year after leaving the Rederal Funds rate unchanged at its 23 year high at its March meeting.
Read MoreExxon Mobil says it has made a new oil and gas discovery in the prolific Stabroek block offshore Guyana which is the hottest prospect globally for the oil and gas industry.
Read MoreFund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Tuesday's RBA update, exports and imports, Corporate Travel Management and Kogan.com.
Read MoreA telling contrast from the central banks of Japan and China – one put rates up, one left them at record lows – decisions that reflected the economic realities of both economies.
Read MoreUnlike Australia, which didn’t get a rate rise or cut on Tuesday, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has given that country what amounts to the first rate rise in 17 years.
Read MoreNo rate cut from the RBA on Tuesday and no increase as well — the cash rate remains at 4.35 per cent for as long as the central bank thinks it is needed to cool inflation.
Read MoreA slightly better than expected performance by China’s steel industry in January and February and more positive data on industrial production for the same period, saw iron ore prices bounce back over the $US100 a tonne level in Singapore on Monday.
Read MoreIf anything, China’s economy struggled to maintain momentum in January-February, despite a return to consumer price inflation (not deflation), stronger imports and exports and rises in new urban investment and industrial production.
Read MoreUS Treasury bond yields rose on Monday afternoon as bets for a June rate from the Fed dipped below 50%.
Read MoreChina's property crackdown has started with reports on Monday night that the government has accused broken giant, Evergrande of what amounts to an US$80 billion fraud.
Read MoreIron ore prices exhibited a volatile swing, hovering close to $US100 a tonne, against the backdrop of imminent data from China that could potentially unveil further frailty within its expansive steel sector.
Read MoreChina's economic performance in the initial months of the year has surpassed expectations, as indicated by recent data released by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Read MoreOil prices experienced an uptick following a notable weekly surge, fueled by a combination of robust macro-economic indicators from China and heightened geopolitical tensions stemming from Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries.
Read MoreThe Department of Energy (DOE) has unveiled a significant investment of $750 million in research and development aimed at bolstering "clean" hydrogen technology. This initiative, funded under the bipartisan infrastructure law of 2021, is poised to revolutionise the landscape of hydrogen fuel production, promising an annual increase of 1.3 million metric tons in clean hydrogen fuel.
Read MoreThis week is poised to be one of the most significant for central bank meetings in years. The Reserve Bank, the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, and the Bank of England are all convening, with pivotal decisions and statements expected.
Read MoreGold trailed behind as oil surged and iron ore declined sharply, while copper saw an increase. Nickel and zinc also had a noteworthy week.
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