ASX jumps as US and China break the ice
The ASX’s off to a flyer with US-China talks sparking some hope. Meanwhile Woolies has slashed prices to claw back market share.
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ASX climbs as US-China trade relations warm
The first signs of progress in US-China trade talks have soothed market sentiment, sending the ASX up 0.45pc in the first hour of trading.
The timing is golden for Codrus’ Bull Run
Small-cap explorer Codrus Minerals is about to embark on its first drilling campaign at its US gold project dubbed Bull Run.
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