News for MRG Metals Ltd (MRQ.AX)

The ASX200 had a turnaround, closing the week down 0.12%. Health Care led sector gains, up three quarters of a per cent, driven by top performers including Clinuvel, Race Oncology, and Immutep. On the other end, Materials and Financials suffered the worst losses, down 0.5% and 0.45% respectively.

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

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

The Australian unemployment rate has dipped back down to 4%, defying expectations…

The ASX has dipped 0.3% this morning ahead of tonight's Federal Budget, but three Small Caps are having absolute belters despite the slow day.

Besra Gold’s (ASX:BEZ) US$300m Binding Gold Purchase Agreement with Quantum Metal Recovery Inc is now legally binding.

On Stockhead today, Guy on Rocks reckons this well known high-grade ASX gold minnow is overdue a big re-rate.

The US Fed kneecapped local markets early, but a titanic effort from everyone (except Financials) saw the market close just 4.2 points lower.

A commodity masterclass with Far East Capital's Warwick Grigor, why coal's a payer and where are all the female small cap CEOs?

The ASX has fallen 1.1%, despite a mini gold rush and a major Greentech Metals climb of +165% on news of stunning copper assays.

The ASX opened lower, landing at -0.2% at lunchtime, Pinnacle went soaring until the ASX said 'stop' and Coolabah's been shopping in Canada.

Some ASX stocks to go to war with, some very bullish gold hedges, and who won the ASX in April?

After a solid +0.8% start, the ASX sagged to a 0.35% close, while Small Cappers Lincoln Minerals and Optima went flying on no news at all.

The ASX has slogged its way to a fifth-straight drop, but a couple of tiny techies made waves as vitamin giant Blackmores ruled the roost.

The ASX has whip-sawed its way to a minor pre-lunch win, while Mamba's surge has continued despite yet another fall for Materials.

Like Wall Street, local markets ended the week lower, but Japanese stocks look strong and the EU benchmark is at bold 14 month highs.

On Stockhead, The ASX and the best new battery metal. Iron ore and China. And why gold is still great, just cheaper.

The ASX closed lower today with nine of 11 sectors in the red but Larvotto Resources (ASX:LRV) soared after positive drilling results.

Aussie stocks look like they're hand-passing back the sick gainz accrued yesterday. That's despite a decent day on Wall Street. What's doing?