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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.

The ASX has kicked the week off with a bang, and Volt Resources is celebrating a strong graphite production cycle by adding 20% pre-lunch.

The S&P ASX 200 gained 1.85% in April 2023, extending its YTD gain to 5.38% with mid and small caps outperforming their blue-chip peers.

On Stockhead Monday, nickel M&A action is in the post. We've got 20 companies, many ASX-listed players, that make handy takeover targets.

Like Wall Street, local markets ended the week lower, but Japanese stocks look strong and the EU benchmark is at bold 14 month highs.

On Stockhead, Global nickel output needs to be x 3 what it is right now and there's only a few match fit ASX names ready to play ball.

S&P ASX 200 closes up 0.2% today with Polymetal Resources (ASX:POL) soaring after high grade drill hits at its Endeavour polymetallic mine.

Got a touch of Mondayitis? We hear you. The ASX 200 doesn't, though. It's been in quite solid form so far today.

PLS boss Dale Henderson answers five perky questions, a fireside chat with Redbubble's new CEO and how to build a $3 million super nest egg.

A total of 8 out of 11 sectors were higher, led by Materials which rallied by 1.25%.

There's gold in them thar hills down in Ballarat. Again. Meanwhile, the ASX200 started poorly but has time to turn things around.

Explorer Mamba Exploration (ASX:M24) hit wide zones of clay rare earths in 20 of 22 drill holes at its Hyden project in the WA wheatbelt.

The ASX has opened lower this morning, market darling Besra made room for Coda Minerals and there's some super-juicy gossip from the US.

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

Jerome Powell sent markets scrambling and the ASX couldn't keep up, losing 0.83% on a day the Energy sector would like to forget.

The ASX has fallen 0.7% this morning because Jerome Powell said some stuff, and Japan is mourning the loss of a very expensive firecracker.

Cheap rutile stocks, bargain gig economy buys, semis and a soft outlook. Has enyone told the stiffy joke yet?

The ASX went nowhere this week, the XEC Emerging Companies sank 1.69% but Rox Resources struck very real gold, up 69%. Nice.