Day of Reckoning for IGO on Western Areas Bid
A big test for IGO today as it learns if its $1.1 billion takeover offer for nickel rival Western Areas – which resumes trading this morning after a two-day halt – has any future whatsoever.
Read MoreA big test for IGO today as it learns if its $1.1 billion takeover offer for nickel rival Western Areas – which resumes trading this morning after a two-day halt – has any future whatsoever.
Read MoreGlobal coal prices rose sharply on Tuesday but oil prices fell as the EU left us a little confused about its latest round of sanctions against Russia.
Read MoreSome important changes in the language of its post meeting statement on Tuesday are a clear indication that the Reserve Bank has moved closer to lifting interest rates this year.
Read MoreGAM Investments’ Julian Howard outlines his latest multi asset views, exploring how the onslaught of pandemic, war and inflation leaves central banks with few good options.
Read MoreIn 1965, when the term was coined, the UK was heading toward a period of stagflation. VanEck’s Arian Neiron explains why there are fears we are now heading in the same direction.
Read MoreASIC is taking Macquarie Group’s Macquarie Bank to court over poor controls on clients’ funds that allegedly allowed a $2.9 million embezzlement to go undetected for four years.
Read MoreExxon Mobil’s announcement of a near-record $US11 billion March-quarter result is a very good tip that the sector globally will report booming profits for the March quarter and beyond.
Read MorePlenty of corporate activity in the local mining sector, with developments today on the proposed takeovers of DGO Gold by Gold Road Resources and Western Areas by IGO Ltd.
Read MoreTesla’s Elon Musk has set a fire under tech stocks with his disclosure that he owns more than 9% of Twitter, potentially making him the biggest stakeholder in the company.
Read MorePlatinum recently held its 2022 investor presentation: “Beware the crowd – why having a differentiated approach is critical to investing”, for which a video has now been released.
Read MoreCorporate Connect analyst Joh Snyman has released a new report on local Sulphate of Potash explorer Trigg Mining, in the wake of some promising updates from the company.
Read MoreRationalisation afoot in the local funds management industry with Sydney-based Perpetual revealing an offer to pay $2.4 billion for Pendal, the old investment arm of Westpac.
Read MoreWith some Federal assistance, beach sands miner and exporter Iluka is going ahead with a rare earths refinery in WA that will cost up to $1.2 billion and come onstream in 2025.
Read MoreAustralian resource and energy companies are set up for at least two more years of record revenues and earnings as the re-ignited commodity boom looks likely to continue.
Read MoreThe status-quo result of Serbia’a elections has produced an outcome that won’t make Rio Tinto happy about the future plans for its $US2.4 billion Jadar lithium project in that country.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Stelar Metals (ASX: SLB), My Foodie Box (ASX: MBX), Kazia Therapeutics (ASX: KZA) & Akora Resources (ASX: AKO)
Read MorePaul Bibby – CEO & MD – Akora Resources Limited is a mineral exploration company incorporated in 2009. AKO has three prospective exploration target areas comprising some 308 km² of iron ore tenements.
Read MoreJames Garner – CEO & MD – Kazia Therapeutics Limited is an innovative oncology-focused biotechnology company. Kazia is working to develop therapies across a range of oncology indications.
Read MoreMai Hughes – CEO & Co-founder – My Foodie Box provides meal kits to Western Australian households, with local ingredients sourced from ethically responsible local farmers and producers.
Read MoreColin Skidmore – CEO – Stelar Metals has assembled a range of copper and zinc metal exploration projects in order to meet the demand from the technology, battery and renewable energy markets as the world moves towards a low-emission future.
Read MoreThe continuing Covid outbreak in Shanghai has had an immediate impact on Tesla, with its March quarter production dipping slightly instead of continuing to rise as previously forecast.
Read MoreAustralian monetary policy will dominate local markets early this week ahead of tomorrow’s RBA April meeting, with all of the usual global forces still doing their bit to unnerve investors.
Read MoreEquity markets are heading into what looks like being a volatile second quarter, but April – the heart of the northern Spring – is traditionally the best month of the year for stocks.
Read MoreThere could be more pressure on the oil price this week as other major economies will follow the US lead and release some of their reserves following a meeting of the IEA on Friday.
Read MoreWe received confirmation on Friday that the three months to March saw Australia enjoy one of the strongest quarters on record for commodity income and our terms of trade.
Read MoreNo sign of the LME’s nickel short debacle impacting demand and deals for the metal, although pricing remains uncertain with confidence slow to return to trading in the contract.
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Read MorePresident Biden’s invocation of America’s Cold War powers may just prove the necessary kick-start to US domestic production of critical minerals for EV and other types of batteries.
Read MoreBHP’s restructure and vaunted image as a global mining leader, especially when it comes to renewables, played a key role in the local sharemarket’s strength in the first quarter of 2022.
Read MoreTomorrow’s elections will play a key role in determining if Rio Tinto’s ambitions for a $US2.4 billion lithium mine and processing operation in Serbia are confirmed or finally dashed.
Read MoreAs Magellan Investment Specialist Michael Collins argues, a loss of autonomy to fight inflation is just one of the dangers of the central banks’ current course of action.
Read MoreBell Potter analyst Hayden Nicholson updates developments in the LIC market. This week: Well Done and Done Well
Read MoreWhile the ASX and London markets enjoyed gains for the quarter, Wall Street suffered its biggest fall since the start of the pandemic in the first three months of 2020.
Read MoreMore evidence today that the economy remains robust and that the billions in election promises could unnecessarily add to price pressures being felt by businesses and consumers.
Read MoreThe Chinese economy slowed sharply in March, according to the first major survey of the impact of the upturn in Covid cases and the indirect impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Read MoreTabcorp has revealed more detail on its plans to demerge its lotteries and Keno businesses, with the new entity to debut on the ASX on May 24 if the split is approved by investors.
Read MoreDNR Capital Chief Investment Officer and High Conviction Fund Manager Jamie Nicol provides his insights into the effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the current market.
Read MoreAhead of what was looking like a standard OPEC+ meeting, Thursday’s surprise announcement by the US about releasing 180 million barrels of oil drove prices down sharply.
Read MoreAir New Zealand’s long awaited $NZ2.2 billion recapitalisation plan announced on Thursday will test the appetite of big investors in Australia and NZ for airline and tourism stocks.
Read MoreC4V CEO Shailesh Upreti discusses his company’s LISER battery technology and ongoing relationship with local lithium-ion battery producer Magnis Energy Technologies.
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