Paul Sanger: Today, we’re talking to iCetana, ASX code ICE, with a market cap of around 10 million. Matt, welcome back to the network. Matthew Macfarlane: Great to be here, Paul. Thanks for having me. Paul Sanger: Matt, we only caught up with you a few weeks ago. We were talking about a new contract […]
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On Thursday, the ASX saw a significant increase in its performance, driven by strong rallies in companies involved in iron ore, coal, and uranium production. These gains in the commodity sectors were so substantial that they overshadowed the unexpected rebound in job market data. Overall, at the closing bell, the S&P/ASX 200 was 0.46% higher
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For the third time this year, the strength of the labour market has made fools of economists, analysts, and business media who mistakenly saw a fall in employment in one month and claimed the job market was ‘cooling.’ It happened at the start of the year and then in April, as a combination of people
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Has the RBA finished rate hikes? Key pointsIt’s likely that the RBA’s cash rate has peaked with numerous indicators pointing to slower economic growth and inflationary pressures easing.While the risk in the short term is still on the upside for rates or a delay to the start of rate cuts, our base case is that
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At noon, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.32 per cent higher at 7,176.70 as unemployment numbers in August held steady at 3.7%, matching analysts’ forecasts. Sector wise the Financials, materials and energy sectors are the main outperformers, though gains broaden to include communications, property, and utilities. In other news J. P. Morgan upgraded Rio Tinto and
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14 Sep 2023 – A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Argent Minerals (ASX:ARD), Flynn Gold (ASX: FG1) and American Rare Earths (ASX:ARR).
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Yes, US consumer price inflation rose in August, thanks to higher petrol prices, and the production cut extensions of Saudi Arabia and Russia. So, the 0.7% rise was merely a temporary fluctuation. This increase pushed the annual rate to 3.7%, which was slightly higher than the forecasted 3.6% and up from 3% in June. According
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Canadian-based Brazilian lithium miner Sigma Lithium continues its ongoing sales process, which began in February. Initially linked to Tesla as a potential suitor, the rumors surrounding Elon Musk’s interest have since waned. During this period, various developments have unfolded, including a sales process supervised by Bank of America, a lawsuit involving a former Co-CEO regarding
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Ramelius Resources (ASX:RMS) intends to increase exploration spending by 20% in 2023-24 as it strives to transform resources into reserves. The company faced a decline in a key measure during the year to June. In an update on resource reserves submitted to the ASX on Thursday, Ramelius, which is inching closer to acquiring 88% of
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Myer (ASX:MYR) met its early August guidance for its July 2022-23 financial year with solid earnings growth but experienced a weak start to 2023-24. Shareholders, however, will receive a final dividend of one cent per share, a significant decline from the 2.5 cents per share paid as the final dividend for 2021-22. Nevertheless, the full-year
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