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May 2024

ASX down 0.17% near noon: Investors await federal budget

The Australian sharemarket edged downwards, primarily driven by losses in financials, anticipating a federal budget presentation by Treasurer Jim Chalmers from the Labor government, expected to offer cost-of-living relief to households amidst a focus on maintaining high interest rates by the Reserve Bank in the fight against inflation, alongside a projected consecutive surplus. At 11:30am,

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Lithium Universe’s CEO Alex Hanly on North America’s Lithium revolution

Paul Sanger: Hi, I’m Paul Sanger for the Finance News Network, and today we’re talking to Lithium Universe. Lithium Universe has the ASX code LU7, and a market cap of around 20 million. The company’s main objective is to establish itself as a prominent lithium project builder by Prioritizing Swift and successful development of lithium

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Stocks of the Hour: Anax Metals, Brightstar Resources, Element 25

Anax Metals (ASX:ANX) has announced that the strengthened copper prices have enhanced the Whim Creek economics by 32% providing a Pre-Tax NPV7 of $357M and IRR of 74%. The planned 8-year mine life will generate ~$520M in free cash. Shares are trading 15.91 per cent higher at 5.1 cents. Brightstar Resources (ASX:BTR) has made an off-market

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China’s consumer prices rise for a third straight month

China’s consumer prices rose for a third straight month in April, while producer prices extended their declines, as cost pressures remained mixed across a stuttering economy. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released on Saturday, the consumer price index (CPI) edged up 0.3% from a year earlier in April, accelerating from

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Diary

The 2024-25 budget will be the billing focus for Australian markets for part of this week, at least, though wages data on Wednesday and the April jobs report could very well take over as the focal points. That assumes that the US inflation and retail sales reports midweek are not too alarming. And there’s every

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