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Asian stock markets are trading mostly higher on Friday, following the mixed cues from Wall Street overnight, driven by the continuing strength in the Japanese market and as traders reacted to a bunch of economic data from China, Japan and Australia.

The ASX200 is expected to open slightly lower this morning, down .4 per cent, following a hotter-than-expected US inflation data read overnight.

Chinese policy shift inspires a run on iron ore by traders. But experts warn the optimistic mood could be short-lived.

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 owner of the Dartbrook mine, one of the few new coal developments to start up in the next 12 months, says the thermal market has legs.

New Fortescue Metals Group CEO Fiona Hick is maintaining the firm's bullish stance on iron ore as bearish sentiment sets in.

Chinese blast furnaces are running at their strongest levels in 22 months, but iron ore demand could be showing signs of wavering.

Tribeca's Todd Warren joins Bulk Buys to discuss whether iron ore miners have more room to run, high grade iron ore and international majors.

FMG has faced a number of delays at its Iron Bridge magnetite mine, and now says first production is due in late April.

New Hope Group reckons coal is a long way from dead, with plans that could double production inside three years.

Thermal coal prices have come of over 50% this year, but analysts think there could be more upside than downside after the recent fall.

The ASX has fallen hard, down 1.7% this morning after Wall Street banks had a shocker, but Magnum (ASX:MGU) is flying, up 60% so far today.

China's previous weak years have been followed by major expansions. Not 2023, and could be a red flag for Australia's iron ore miners.

Chinese steel mills in Tangshan will be ordered to restrict sintering activities, potentially taking heat out of strong iron ore prices.

Coal stocks have been major winners in 2022, riding a price wave never seen before. We look at a few stocks up big on the ASX this year.

Despite a choppy 2022, a handful of iron ore miners and explorers look like they'll exit the year better than they entered.