The damage bill and who will pay looks like being enormous, so much so that some insurance consultants are saying it could end up as one of the largest in recent memory with a raft of companies, people, governments and others impacted. There will be investigations in the US and Singapore and possibly Denmark. USA […]
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Australian consumer price inflation held at a two-year low of3.4% in February, contrary to forecasts for a small rise a slight uptick over the month. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed that at 3,4% the monthly CPI indicator (a partial replication of the full quarterly index which includes more services details) was
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The 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. The extent of the disruption – especially to car imports their prices nd the impact on inflation – will
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Galan Lithium (ASX:GLN) announced a further increase to its JORC (2012) Mineral Resource estimate for the Hombre Muerto West Project located in Catamarca Province, Argentina. Galan’s 100% owned Mineral Resources increase 20% to 8.6Mt contained lithium carbonate equivalent. This upgrade makes this the highest grade resource estimates declared in Argentina to date and cements Galan’s
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The Australian market hovered near flat for the morning session until the release of February CPI data at 11.30am which then nudged the market into slight positive territory. The S&P/ASX 200 was trading 0.2% higher as midday approached. The SPI futures are pointing to a fall of 5 points. The February CPI number was steady
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The unofficial results of Albemarle’s first ever auction of spodumene has confirmed the new price level of around $US1,200 a tonne to $US1,300 a tonne. Chinese commodity industry websites said the final result of the auction of 10,000 tonnes of Australian spodumene was 9,372 yuan/ton (5.77% grade, tax included). That’s $US1,298 a tonne at the
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BluGlass (ASX:BLG) is partnering with Australia’s largest provider of online finance and business news, ShareCafe, to host a series of expert roundtables to educate the Australian investor community on opportunities within the global semiconductor, defence and quantum intelligence industries. This expert roundtable, entitled “LASER: Modern warfare’s strategic weapon: Why light could be the defence industry’s
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