EIS drives greenfields exploration in WA
Here are some of the companies whose greenfield exploration that will benefit from the 31st round of WA’s exploration incentive scheme.
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Trump powers copper dream
Copper explorers in the United States are toasting the best regulatory conditions they’ve seen in years in the early days of Trump 2.0.
Uranium rebound? Five reasons it could happen
Uranium prices are showing renewed signs of life. Which juniors have the most leverage if the comeback goes nuclear?
Which metals won in April?
Gold and uranium rose in April but the impact of the US-China trade war loomed large over commodity markets.
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ASX breaks seven-day winning streak to fall almost 1pc
The ASX broke a more than week-long winning streak to fall across the board today, losing almost a full percentage point with particular weakness in the Energy and Financials sectors.
Gold Road relents to offer from Gold Fields
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Energy stocks crumble but XPON lights up the ASX
Westpac dragged the banks lower, oil giants slipped, but Qantas soared on cheaper fuel and XPON was up 300pc on acquisition news.
FXG raising $17m for Alaskan exploration
$17m capital raising is aimed at advancing exploration and development of its antimony and gold projects in Alaska.
RC1 boosts Redcastle gold potential
Redcastle’s Kestrel Lode is the most delineated mineralised zone within the Queen Alexandra project and presents an early cashflow opportunity.
ASX April winners and losers
The S&P/ASX 200 healthcare index rose 2.16% in April, as the local market showed resilience to geopolitical and economics headwinds.
Norwest’s Bulgera good as gold
With a mining lease in place and over 200,000oz of gold in the ground, could Norwest’s Bulgera be the deepest value junior gold project in WA?
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Gold prospects shine for Javelin
At current gold prices explorers could dig deposits worth more than their market caps. Garimpeiro thinks Javelin Minerals could fit that bill.
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