Wednesday’s US consumer inflation figures pose a significant test for an economy that appears to have hit bottom at the close of 2023 and is now gaining momentum, despite interest rates being at their highest in years. Friday’s jobs figures shattered many preconceptions about the labor market: a surprising addition of 303,000 new jobs in […]
US economic strength on the rise Read More »
The slide in iron ore prices and export volumes saw Australia’s goods surplus fall to a five-month low in February. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Friday showed that exports fell to their lowest level in four months while imports hit a five-month high. The ABS said the goods trade surplus fell to
ABS – exports at lowest level in four months Read More »
Paul McDonald – CEO – IDT Australia (ASX:IDT) is an expert partner in the production and manufacture of pharmaceutical products, including medicinal cannabis.
IDT Australia (ASX:IDT) – Webinar Presentation Read More »
John de Vries – CEO & Managing Director – Black Rock Mining (ASX:BKT) has an 84 per cent interest in the world-class Mahenge Graphite Project (Mahenge) located in Tanzania.
Black Rock Mining (ASX:BKT) – Webinar Presentation Read More »
Dr Mohammad Choucair – CEO – Archer Materials (ASX:AXE) is developing the next generation of advanced semiconductor devices – technologies that are a result of the creativity and pioneering scientific discoveries of the team.
Archer Materials (ASX:AXE) – Webinar Presentation Read More »
This week we saw the final ripple from the fallout from the Hayne Royal Commission into banking and financial services and it came not from the banks, but from global ratings giant, S&P. In fact it could be argued from what S&P said in a sweeping upgrade of Australia’s bank system to where it is
Australia’s Banking Sector Gets S&P Seal of Approval Post-Hayne Commission Read More »
Ramelius Resources is positioned to play a possible starring role in the June 30 results derby, helped by the exploding US and Aussie dollar gold prices and a firm handle on costs. Ramelius’s decision to end its ambitious eyeing of Karora Resources (the takeover cost would have been more than $1 billion and the surging
Ramelius Resources: Shining bright in the gold market surge Read More »
For yet another annual meeting, Rio Tinto’s biggest investor – Chinalco of China voted against a resolution at the miner’s London arm’s annual meeting on Thursday that gave the company approval to run share buybacks. Each AGM the London listed (so-called plc) side of Rio asks shareholders for approval to buyback its shares – it
Rio Tinto’s annual share buyback battle Read More »
To register for today’s webinar click here. Linius Technologies Ltd (ASX:LNU) has signed a second US college conference and its first deployment in American football. The agreement is to provide its Whizzard sports solution to the Lone Star Conference (LSC). The LSC is the first customer to deploy Linius Media Solutions for American Football. The agreement
Stocks of the Hour: Linius Technologies, Biotron, Elixir Energy Read More »
The S&P/ASX 200 was trading down 0.4 per cent as midday approached, weighed down by the Consumer Discretionary & Utilities sectors. The SPI futures are pointing to a fall of 37 points. The gold sector was one of the worst performers in early trading as the gold rally finally took a breather overnight falling almost
Local markets open lower following US market lead Read More »
