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July 2023

A pivotal $40 trillion week ahead for high-flying stocks

The upcoming week holds significant importance for global stocks, as companies with a combined market value of $US27 trillion (A$40 trillion) prepare to announce their quarterly earnings. Last week, both Netflix and Tesla demonstrated the high stakes involved—a stellar performance could lead to soaring stocks, while any disappointments may trigger a sharp sell-off. As this

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Australia’s green energy push: Nuclear rejected, renewables embraced

Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, has reaffirmed that nuclear energy will not be part of the country’s energy mix, citing the abundance of renewable energy sources as the primary reason for the decision. During the G20 energy ministers meeting in Goa, India, Bowen emphasised that nuclear energy has never been considered

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Newcrest reaffirms Newmont takeover amid Cadia Mine dust controversy

Newcrest’s (ASX:NCM) board has reaffirmed its unanimous recommendation for investors to support the Newmont takeover offer. The offer aims to address the ongoing controversy surrounding dust emissions from the Cadia gold/copper and molybdenum mine in central western NSW, which is Newcrest’s most significant operation. Under the bid, Newcrest shareholders will receive 0.4 Newmont shares for

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Allkem secures $180 million project financing for Sal de Vida Project

In its pursuit of a near $15 billion merger with US-based Livent, lithium takeover target Allkem (ASX:AKE) has made significant strides in securing project financing for its Sal de Vida initiative. The company has gained access to a 10-year $US130 million loan from the World Bank-linked International Finance Corporation. The Sal de Vida project, located

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ASX 0.32% higher at noon: Fortescue rallies on Twiggy’s visit to US

Mining giant Fortescue (ASX:FMG), led by executive chairman Andrew Forrest, saw a nearly 4% increase in shares on the ASX 200 index as he promoted his green hydrogen initiative in the US and inspected Austal’s shipyards. The Forrests’ private investment vehicle, Tattarang, holds a 19% stake in Austal, which recently entered a trading halt, attracting

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