A rally in US technology stocks helped the Australian sharemarket snap back on Monday,reversing some of last week’s sell-off that plunged the local bourse to a three-month low.
Strickland Metals has delivered samples from its first Yandal diamond drillholes to the laboratory for assay,while RC and diamond drilling is continuing.
ClearVue Technologies is hellbent on boosting its smart glass manufacturing after its new North American boss pinpointed a US supply deficit as his major focus.
Algorae Pharmaceuticals is looking at how using AI for drug discovery and development can help benefit the future health and wellness of society.
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is … Osteopore. Its shares hiked up 478 per cent to join Base Resources,Orion Minerals and Rincon Resources.
Wall Street struggled to gain traction as traders gearing up for key economic data and awaited Facebook parent Meta’s result,which sent the stock tanking in after-hours trading.
The Australian sharemarket forfeited all of its gains on Wednesday as the latest inflation figures dampened expectations of interest rate cuts.
Dart Mining has launched into its first drill campaign searching for high-grade gold at its promising Rushworth project,about 160km north of Melbourne.
The Australian sharemarket extended its gains on Tuesday after US stocks rebounded from last week’s sell-off,as worries over a wider Middle East conflict eased.
Toubani Resources has returned an impressive 2m hit grading a massive 178 grams per tonne gold from just 69m at its Kobada project in Mali.
The key question for investors is whether this is just a correction in what has been quite an ebullient market – or something more threatening.