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During the late afternoon trading session, the financial sector experienced a notable increase in its gains. All the major banks demonstrated positive performance, with Commonwealth Bank (ASX:CBA) shares surging by 1 per cent, National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) rising by 1 per cent, Westpac (ASX:WBC) adding 1.1 per cent, and ANZ Bank (ASX:ANZ) edging up by […]

The global end-to-end supply chain for batteries, lithium, and EVs. How can Australian investors get access to this global investment thematic? Many Australians own shares in Australian lithium explorers or miners, but very few have diversified exposure to the broader global end-to-end supply chain, including international miners and producers, spodumene processors, lithium battery manufacturers as

Australia holds the world’s third largest amount of vanadium, behind China and Russia, but does not supply this critical mineral into the global market. Project Director Peter Hedley from Richmond Vanadium Technology (ASX:RVT) discusses the company’s progress and the vanadium industry. Tim McGowen: Peter, welcome to Sydney. Thanks for your time. Peter Hedley: Thanks, Tim.

Golden Mile Resources (ASX:G88) announced the highest-ever nickel grades at their Quicksilver project in WA. MD Damon Dormer said, “We have a significantly higher-grade zone within the overall Resource with the potential of disseminated nickel mineralisation.” Shares are trading 100 per cent higher at 4.8 cents. NickelSearch (ASX:NIS) announced that their Sexton Prospect diamond drillhole

In the financial markets, the S&P 500, a stock market index, increased by 0.7 per cent, while the Nasdaq index rose by 0.8 per cent, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.4 per cent. The value of the US dollar was around 67.70 cents at the market’s opening. Oil steadied after rising more than

The National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) reckons the Reserve Bank has two more rate rises left in it to take the cash rate to 4.6% from the 4.1% rate set in last Tuesday’s surprise rise. But that might be a bit too much, if the NAB’s own monthly business survey for May is any guide with

Stocks rose Tuesday after new inflation data showed price pressures slowed again in May, adding to investor optimism that the Federal Reserve could skip a rate hike when it next decides on policy this week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded 145.79 points higher, or 0.43 per cent, to close at 34,212.12. The S&P 500