News for Kalium Lakes Limited (KLL.AX)

Reward Minerals (ASX:RWD) has entered into a share sale agreement with the receivers of Kalium Lakes (ASX:KLL) for the acquisition of the Beyondie SOP project in WA.

The Australian mining sector is grappling with an inflation-driven cost crunch, coupled with a price squeeze due to an unexpected slowdown in the Chinese economy.

Labour hire stock RBR Group (ASX:RBR) says the stalled development of the Rovuma LNG mega project in Mozambique could be back on the table.

On Stockhead today, There's 14 lithium plays who now call a US mega-factory neighbour. It's Part 1 of a new Nearology series by Emma Davies.

The ASX closes lower on the final trading day before Easter but don't feel too despondent with markets up for the short four-day week.

All sands are not created equal, Reuby runs the ruler over March’s top miners and explorers, and gas caps experts back to leap the energy gap.

Local markets were ponderous today, right up until the RBA lit a firecracker under the ASX through the simple expedience of doing nothing.

On Stockhead today, Josh Chiat corners ESS following its near 50% jump and the $136m takeover offer from the lithium hungry Tianqi-IGO JV.

After a sterling effort all morning, the ASX shuddered to a mediocre stop – but not before Tempus Resources added big bikkies to its bottom line.

The ASX has powered to a 1.1% rise this morning, Tempus Resources has hit bonanza-grade gold and England has to eat with its hands, which is gross.

On Stockhead today, Morningstar's Monday answers for what ASX sectors to best get you through the turbulence ahead. Also, is 2023 a gold year?

ASX small caps lead the way in the first week of trading for 2022 with the emerging Companies index lifted 5.35%.

The ASX 200 gained 0.65% today with only four of 11 sectors were higher, led by Materials (mining) which rallied by 3.03%.

The ASX 200 is trading up 0.37% at lunch today. Not bad… but then again only four out of 11 sectors are in the green.

The Emerging Companies index managed to lift slightly this week to 0.61% but all sectors finished in the red.

S&P/ASX Emerging Companies (XEC) index was up by 0.4% on Friday, but down 1% for the five sessions to, 2.30pm today in Sydney.

Another tense week on the ASX, starting on a high, pausing for an RBA surprise, before falling into a bit of an emergency trip to the dentist.

Five reasons why uranium is about to boom, Trent Primmer sees value in energy and CBA briefly loses out to Rio.

Despite the strong run by the ASX 200 this week, it really should be said that market volatility has only been intensifying.