ASX falls as oil prices undercut Energy sector
The ASX slipped 0.24pc as falling oil prices hit Energy and Utilities sectors, while a lift in gold offered some small relief.
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Neurotech’s NTI164 posts key study win
Neurotech has recorded positive results from the first-in-human pharmacokinetic study of its broad-spectrum cannabinoid drug NTI164
Tungsten’s price rally sees explorers capitalise
Amid favourable market conditions for tungsten, companies are ramping up their search for and development efforts in the sought-after mineral.
Rumble closing on gold producer status
Rumble Resources could join the ASX’s new gold producer class of 2025, with several key steps underway to prepare its Western Queen project for near term mining.
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WiseTech’s $2b play
Global shipping is going digital, and Aussie tech stocks like WiseTech and Yojee are wiring up the future of freight.
ASX dips, Bluescope jumps on steel tariffs
The ASX has dipped on Monday amid reignited Trump-induced trade tensions. Meanwhile, investors chased gains in Bluescope, and in the Brickworks-Soul Patts merger.
Locksley locks in market support for Mojave
May was a transformational month for Locksley Resources, thanks to its Mojave rare earth and antimony project in California.
Stock Tips: WTC could be a wise choice this week
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Private hospitals are in the sick bay, but hold the crash cart for now
The collapse of Healthscope highlights the headwinds faced by the private hospital sector, including listed exponent Ramsay Health Care.
Copper leg stands up for Solstice
A copper leg has added to the intrigue of cashed up WA gold explorer Solstice Minerals after its low cost acquisition of the Nanadie project.
Break it Down: Aura Energy
Aura Energy is encouraged by the latest developments in Sweden, where the country is looking to overturn a uranium ban.
ReNerve inks deal to boost product range
ReNerve has inked a strategic partnership with US-based Berkeley Biologics LLC to develop and commercialise two new complementary tissue-based product ranges.
GCM chasing first revenue in 2026
Green Critical Minerals is chasing first revenue from its very high density graphite tech for thermo-management by the first half of 2026.
ASX dips as Trump increases tariff pressure
The Australian market opened lower on Monday morning, influenced by Trump’s tariff hikes and ongoing trade tensions with China.
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