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Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens

The ASX wandered to a -0.25% close today as banks and oil stocks dragged the market down, leaving Magnum Mining to win the day on +44.1%

The ASX has dipped 0.2% this morning as the US braces for CPI data, while Magnum's gone flying thanks to a huge offtake deal with Mitsubishi.

The 5 stocks set to pop as lithium bottoms, some Small Industrials bargains, and is iron ore flattering to deceive?

It's been relatively quiet ahead of tonight's Federal Budget, except for Voltaic's 188% jump on hugely promising lithium results.

The ASX has dipped 0.3% this morning ahead of tonight's Federal Budget, but three Small Caps are having absolute belters despite the slow day.

Besra Gold’s (ASX:BEZ) US$300m Binding Gold Purchase Agreement with Quantum Metal Recovery Inc is now legally binding.

On Stockhead today, Iluka, BHP, and Barton Gold are just a few of the 15 quietly epic South Aussie miners we want to know a lot better.

The ASX has managed to keep hold of early gains, closing 0.78% higher as Energy and Materials (and banks) enjoy a day in the sun for a change.

At the end of a crazy week, it's the goldies out in front again, more than 3.0% better than the ASX benchmark's -1.09% fizzer.

The S&P ASX 200 has ended a three day losing streak closing up 0.37%, while Codrus Metals (ASX:CDR) reports a rare earths find.

After a heart-stopping jolt, the market was flat at lunchtime, and Codrus is leading the Small Caps race, up 40% on news of a solid TREO find.

On Stockhead today, Guy on Rocks reckons this well known high-grade ASX gold minnow is overdue a big re-rate.

The US Fed kneecapped local markets early, but a titanic effort from everyone (except Financials) saw the market close just 4.2 points lower.

The ASX stumbled this morning, dragged down by Financials in the wake of a US rate rise, but Caspin's REE find is making the market happy.

African lithium plays Tyranna Resources (ASX:TYX), Askari Metals (ASX:AS2) score cornerstone Chine investment worth tens of millions.

The ASX lost ground this morning, after banking jitters hit Wall Street and Aussies woke up to the memory of yesterday's RBA donkey-punch.

MoneyMe (ASX:MME) delivered $61m in gross revenue for the March quarter (up 75% on pcp) and is ahead of its target of >$220m for FY23.

Aussie markets have opened higher, hitting +0.56% at lunchtime, with WA1 Resources resuming its climb towards +1000% for the year. Wow.