May 2024

Did we miss the copper party? Was gold’s surge last week just another flash in the pan? Was the Fed the catalyst for the sell-off in metals—or did traders realize that the boomlet was built on clay and easily undermined by a US central bank that seems to be getting a little cranky about “sticky […]

Time for oil to step back into the spotlight as prices ease, and the OPEC+ group’s next meeting this coming weekend has again raised the now-familiar question: ‘will they raise or ease their production cap?’ No change looks like being the obvious answer, even as prices sag. OPEC can’t risk more members such as Iraq

A surge in speculation by futures market traders has propelled the prices of metals like copper and gold to record highs, driven by funds betting on supply shortages and seeking to hedge against inflation. Copper has surged 30 percent since early March, breaking through $11,000 per tonne this week, reaching an all-time high. This rally

BHP (ASX:BHP) has seen initial signs of positive engagement regarding its proposed £38.6bn takeover of Anglo American. The two companies have agreed to extend talks by a week, aiming to finalize what could be the mining sector’s largest-ever deal. Despite Anglo rejecting BHP’s third and purportedly final offer of £31.11 per share, an increase from

Sam Smith – Executive Director, IR & Corporate Affairs – Santana Minerals (ASX:SMI) is developing the Bendio-Ophir project on the south island of New Zealand, which features the 2.2Moz Rise and Shine gold project discovered in 2021. The discovery is touted as the most significant gold discovery in New Zealand in 40 years.

Mark Miocevich – Managing Director – VEEM Limited (ASX:VEE) is a designer and manufacturer of disruptive, high-technology marine propulsion and stabilisation systems for the global luxury motor yacht, fast ferry, commercial workboat and defence industries.

Joe David – Managing Director – Elementos Limited (ASX:ELT) is progressing project development to fill a forecast supply deficit in the tin market and is focused on commencing tin production by 2025.

West Australian Premier Roger Cook has set forth an ambitious vision for his state’s economic future, positioning it as a trailblazer in the burgeoning era of green steel production.  Amid debates surrounding the Albanese government’s proposed $14 billion production credit plan and opposition from figures like Peter Dutton, Cook defended the state’s mining magnates, including

Wall Street equities, US bond markets, and commodities were swamped Thursday by data showing that the US economy is stronger than thought. Coming a day after the minutes of the last Fed meeting injected a note of caution into the pie-in-the-sky speculation about a rate cut and bets on its timing, the early survey of

To register for today’s webinar click here. Adherium (ASX:ADR), a leader in respiratory eHealth, remote monitoring and data management solutions, today announced that AstraZeneca has selected its Hailie® Smartinhaler® platform for a clinical trial. This contract is valued at $1.1M over the course of three years. Shares are trading 31.58 per cent higher at 2.5