Wall Street hits record high after inflation report, and 5 ASX small caps to watch today
The ASX 200 is set to open higher as Wall Street reaches new highs post US inflation data. Fed Reserve holds rates, hints at one rate cut in 2024.
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Augustus reveals 35% copper grades
Augustus Minerals has found 35% copper in rock chips at Ti Tree, while Savannah and Clara Resources shake hands on Ashford coal deal.
ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap: 11 Jul, 2024
Local markets have followed Wall Street higher today, with the goldies out in front once more.
High Voltage: Battery market’s eye-watering US$1.6tn bill
Benchmark Minerals Intelligence predicts US$1.6 trillion investment needed in battery industry to meet projected 2040 demand.
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Quarterlies: AI, semiconductors power tech gains
Tech small caps enjoyed strong interest in the December quarter as they pivoted to AI and semiconductor technology.
Decidr and CareerOne’s AI job tool delivers results
Decidr’s partnership with CareerOne is accelerating with the launch of an AI-driven platform that, based on early results, could enhance recruitment.
AI platform Decidr joins Go1 to power learning
Live Verdure’s Decidr has partnered with Go1 to roll out artificial intelligence tools for upskilling and job matching, pushing its AI-driven vision forward in the workforce.
Straker’s AI to help Tokyo stocks connect with West
Japan’s public companies will soon have to share their news in English in a bid to wrestle foreign investment back to Tokyo, and a partnership helmed by ASX-listed Straker is front and centre in making it happen.
Explorers Podcast: Rumble Resources
Barry FitzGerald chats with Rumble Resources’ Peter Harold about plans to monetise a considerable gold resource lying ready for development.
WA’s vanadium battery boost
WA’s Cook Labor Government has made commitments to scrap royalties on vanadium products and boost the sector if it wins another term in Saturday’s State Election.
Trump’s tariffs create trade war risk – what now?
The global economy, still contending with inflationary pressures and geopolitical instability, now faces its most seismic shift since the 2008 financial crisis.
“Accelerate Action” for women’s leadership in health
Australian healthcare sector leaders believe while progress has been made further work is needed to see more women in senior leadership roles.
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