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Futures suggest the ASX will climb as the new financial year takes off, bolstered by hopes that the RBA will hit pause ahead of its next rates decision tomorrow.

The ASX has dipped 0.2% this morning as the US braces for CPI data, while Magnum's gone flying thanks to a huge offtake deal with Mitsubishi.

On Stockhead today, Gold price parties like it's 2021. Guy on Lithium. Tribeca values this green theme at 4 x China mining in the 2010s. Boom.

Despite a lot of hard work from everyone involved, the ASX finished disappointingly flat. Except for Western Mines. It went to the moon.

The ASX has fallen on its face this morning, but Western Mines Group is soaring spectacularly in precisely the same way Virgin Orbit didn't.

On Stockhead today, We unpack what just happened on local (and global) markets in Q1 and March. It's RBA Tuesday. Come get your forecasts.

The ASX closes 0.5% higher, led into gains in Energy and Tech as Olympia stacks on some serious weight on news of a Liontown farm-in.

The ASX has kicked off April with a bang, Olympio's inked a farm-in with Liontown and EOS has joined the war effort in Ukraine.

Electro Optic Systems Holdings (ASX:EOS) has a “conditional” deal to supply its Remote Weapon Systems to Ukraine worth up to ~A$120m.

Uranium going cheap - well, under $20 million, Tesla's rare earths stocks destroying bombshell, and Australia's rental market halving crisis.

RooLife got the party jumping +112%, the benchmark gassed out an hour before close and Harris broke up with Credit Suisse. About time, too.

AGC(ASX:AGC) stumbles upon a 1.2km-long cluster of historic gold mines at its South Cobar project with the unfortunate name of ‘Creamy Hills’.

The ASX has eked out a +0.2% climb by lunchtime today, with Fiji Kava anything but relaxed with a 44% gain on a massive new distribution deal.

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.

The IPO that rose 843pc in 2022, the big data drops coming this week, and our pet day trader wins on Rates Day.

ASX XEC has fallen 3.17% in past five days, as lithium plays Patriot Battery Metals (ASX:PMT) and Patriot Lithium (ASX:PAT) make their IPO.

Global share markets and the ASX rallied in November in a positive sign of recovery for what has been a volatile 2022.