News for Encounter Resources Limited (ENR.AX)

Encounter Resources Ltd has published an initial mineral resource estimate for its Aileron niobium project in WA's West Arunta region

The ASX200 is set to rise by 0.1% on Wednesday, following a generally positive session on Wall Street as trade tensions ease

Encounter Resources (ASX:ENR) has confirmed former lithium and nickel heavyweight IGO Ltd (ASX:IGO) has picked up a 70% stake at Yeneena.

Encounter Resources (ASX:ENR) has confirmed an extension of niobium mineralisation on the back of fresh aircore drilling.

Encounter Resources (ASX: ENR) has confirmed the potential of the latest West Arunta niobium discovery with high-grade assay results from the Green

The ASX200 has been up around point four six of a percent at 8,137 points. The local bourse is very close to breaking its record of 8,148 set in August.

Encounter Resources (ASX:ENR) has unveiled a fresh set of niobium assays from recent drilling, with consistent high grades reported.

There has been carnage as the ASX200 dropped nearly 3% today, and the bourse is down 5% total in the worst two days in two years. Mounting fears of a US recession have sparked nervousness, and the Australian market has followed Wall Street lower.

Encounter Resources (ASX:ENR) has reported striking a thick carbonatite target between two known target areas of interest.

The ASX200 spiked more than 1.2% on the release key inflation data and has been trading at 8,055 points – bringing the bourse back to record territory on its best day in five weeks.

Encounter Resources Ltd has reported drilling results which have increased the niobium-REE footprint of its Green target.

IGO (ASX:IGO) has kicked off copper drilling on-site Encounter Resources' (ASX:ENR) Yeneena play.

The ASX200 closed down 0.23% to 7,999 points in a flat day’s trade. Leading was Real Estate up 0.76%. followed by Industrials up 0.22%. Materials was the worst performing sector, falling back 0.92% and Utilities were sold off, losing 0.88%.

The ASX200 closed the day down three quarters of a percent as a…

The ASX200 is trading down 0.4% as markets brace for a big week of data ahead. Asia markets are mixed with the Nikkei green but Chinese and New Zealand markets read ahead of the latest US inflation data on Thursday night Australian time.

The benchmark Aussie index has ended Friday slightly higher after mining stocks fell despite a strong morning session.

The BRICS alliance has been snapping up gold with plans to use it to back a new currency to challenge US dollars.

Aussie markets have somehow pulled of a miracle gain despite two horror sessions this week.

Local markets were up before lunch, clawing back ground lost to those awful inflation numbers that mugged us so badly on Wednesday.