Rio headlines big reporting day
Rio Tinto saw profits lift, but Fortescue copped a big hit on lower iron ore prices, while lithium miners reported losses.
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ZNC review highlights Red Mountain potential
Zenith Minerals’ Red Mountain project could host Mt Wright-style gold mineralisation with potential for more gold to be found at depth.
GCM VHD graphite proved densest of its type
Green Critical Minerals’ technology produces record-breaking very high density graphite blocks with consistent results proving its scalability.
How junior gold winners are chosen
Argonaut Funds Management’s David Franklyn talks the key metrics the resources investor uses to identify undervalued junior gold stocks.
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ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap
Local markets are higher this morning after a surge in gold and oil overnight.
ASX gold, energy stocks rally
Gold and energy stocks surged, lifting the ASX, while Star Entertainment inched up despite facing a licence review.
Gold stocks lead gains for ASX juniors
WA gold stocks led the gains on the ASX, with Western Gold Resources, Labyrinth and Great Boulder all among the winners.
ASX slips as RBA holds rates
Aussie shares dip as RBA holds rates, MinRes rebounds, and Kamala Harris leads in Iowa.
Drilling reawakens Spanish zinc stock
Variscan Mines has reawakened after returning with underground drilling at a zinc mine in Spain ignored for almost 100 years.
Vanadium play QEM up on govt backing
QEM snares Coordinated Project status for its Julia Creek vanadium and oil shale project; Leeuwin shareholders like Marda gold deal.
Goyder gets $166m gold prize
Tim Goyder’s Minerals 260 has emerged as the latest junior to ink a big gold deal, offering $166 million for Zijin’s 2.3Moz Bullabulling.
Top 100 resources stocks for 2024
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Bank stocks slide after RBA cuts rates
The ASX finished down on Tuesday after the RBA cut rates by 25 bp to 4.1%. The energy and financials sectors, in particular, struggled.
BHP cuts dividend as iron ore falls
BHP has cut its interim dividend by 31%, but delivered an optimistic outlook on its copper business in its first half results.
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