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Evolution Mining executive discusses gold’s role in uncertain times

Jake Klein, executive chair of Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN), one of Australia’s last remaining globally significant gold miners, appears to be a reluctant gold ‘bull,’ if his remarks at Thursday’s annual meeting in Sydney are any indication. Lamenting the darker turn of global events, rising debt and deficits, high inflation, and growing uncertainty, Klein pointed out […]

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Stocks of the Hour: Ark Mines, Aurumin, Krakatoa Resources

Ark Mines (ASX:AHK) announced that the first pass water-based beneficiation test work of the Sandy Mitchell Rare Earth sands has produced a high commercial grade rare earth concentrate with excellent recoveries. In response to the news, Executive Director Ben Emery said, “the samples had no mechanical or chemical preparation processing before the initial pre-screen to

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Revised bid structure for Origin Energy faces strong opposition

The revised bid structure from Brookfield and EIG for Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) appears to be in jeopardy, based on market sentiment and reactions from key stakeholders. Australian Super’s rejection of the new proposed offer and the lukewarm response from the Origin board have cast doubts on its approval at the upcoming shareholders’ meeting on December

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Chinese Government concerned over high iron ore prices

For the third time this year, the Chinese government is raising concerns about soaring iron ore prices, attributing them to speculation. On Thursday, the country’s primary economic planning body, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), issued stern warnings. The NDRC announced its intent to closely monitor iron ore market fluctuations and enhance supervision of

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ASX closes 0.62% lower: Australia’s manufacturing activity continues to slow

In November, Australian manufacturing activity continued to decline, with the flash composite output index dropping to 46.4, marking its lowest level in eight years, excluding pandemic lockdowns. However, experts believe that this indicates a soft landing for the economy rather than a hard one, aligning with the Reserve Bank of Australia’s expectations. At the closing

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