News for The Food Revolution Group Limited (FOD.AX)

On Stockhead today, The Fed raised for the 9th time overnight, (25bps), but they could be done... And how good is gold?

ASX climbs 0.89% on the back of a 4.5% Energy rush, but the Goldies have been left in the dust as risk appetite returns to the market.

On Stockhead today, Forget falling sharemarkets, Australia’s ETF industry just set a new record high for massing funds under management.

The ASX fell 1.4%, SEC Emerging Companies did even worse but a smattering of Goldies and Small Caps weathered the storm quite well.

On Stockhead today, We're kicking some cancer ass, as our American friends would say. When not facing another banking crisis. And lithium!

Goldies were the winners today, as the ASX shuddered to a 0.6% slide in the wake of America's Silicon Valley Bank falling in a heap last week.

The second-biggest bank collapse in US history has given the ASX pause this morning, but a handful of Small Caps are still livin' large.

Who's on-board the electric manganese train, Guy Le Page likes this $18m capped high gold explorer and Canary Capital's top biotech stocks.

The ASX has lifted ~0.8% off the back of a jump in unemployment to 3.7%, while Matsa strikes gold in WA and coal miners go moaning in NSW.

Why don't we just, like, mine natural hydrogen, ASX stocks riding the AUD rollercoaster, and why is UBS cold on Pilbara Minerals?

The ASX 200 rose 0.34% today, the XEC small cap index saw a 0.13% drop and 8 out of 11 sectors were higher, led by Consumer Staples which rallied by 1.23%.

Afternoon. How are we shaping up today in ASX Small Caps Town? A little iffy, given the mixed bag Wall Street left on our doorstep overnight.

Global share markets and the ASX were mostly up in October in a positive sign of recovery for what has been a volatile 2022.

ASX 200 down on 0.8% Friday, ends week just 0.5% higher. The small cap index up 0.2% up 1.4%. And local Toys'R'Us? Done good.

Who's leading the way with HPA, the semiconductor war reaches a new level, and Bottom Picker in a pickle.

The S&P/ASX200 closed up nicely for a Friday, gaining 1.75% to 6,758.80 and crossing above its 20-day moving average. Huh.

The ASX has crashed, Galieo and Dart have bucked the trend and NASA's going to visit the moon tonight, which makes one of us.

Food prices around the world continue to surge on the back of  a bleak global economic outlook - how long will this last?

The ASX has risen this morning, two little Aussie miners have gone gangbusters and ANZ's $5bn play for Suncorp has set tongues wagging.