EZZ rides China kids vitamin boom
Kids’ vitamins are booming post-Covid, with China and Southeast Asia opening the door for EZZ and other local stocks to tap growth markets.
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Here’s what the US-China tariff truce means for rare earths
The US and China have paused their tit-for-tat tariffs for 90 days, presenting pros and cons for the rare earths sector.
ASX pares back gains as energy fizzles
The ASX finished 0.31% lower on Thursday. A disappointing finish after strong early gains. Gold and tech were bright spots, as the energy sector fizzled.
ASX up on oil, but Cettire sinks 30%
The ASX has ridden an oil surge to stay in the green so far on Thursday, but Cettire has tumbled as the shine wears off luxury.
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Race initiates first site for Phase I trial
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ReNerve’s NervAlign gives post-op pain relief
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Anxious wait for BGL holders
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ASX beats Wall Street to make gains
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Broker backs Boss to beat shorts
Uranium miner Boss is the most shorted stock on the ASX. But broker Euroz has initiated with a hefty price target.
StockTake: Coolabah Metals
Coolabah Metals takes a 70% interest in a Broken Hill joint venture and opens a new silver-lead-zinc source for its Rasp mine.
Break it Down: Helix Resources
Helix Resources is making moves to acquire the White Hills project in Arizona hoping to find the next big copper and gold discovery.
Long Shortz: Alice Queen
Alice Queen’s drilling at Viani in Fiji has revealed encouraging gold results, setting AQX up well for the rest of the campaign.
Compumedics fields new brain mapping tech order
Compumedics has received an order from Hangzhou Normal University (HZNU) in China for its Neuroscan Orion LifeSpan MEG system to map brain activity.
Victory’s terbium supply advantage
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