News for Nuchev Limited (NUC.AX)

The ASX opened lower this morning ahead of the RBA interest rate call, but Pentanet is soaring after great news for - lol - mobile gamers.

On Stockhead today, It's the flight from flight as we explore the secret sector of stocks about to benefit from Aussie Air Travel Anger.

ABS data restarted the market's heart today, driving the ASX to a 0.1% gain after what looked like a terminal drop at the start of the session.

ASX dairy stocks have fallen ~31% on average over 2022, but farmers are happy. And farmers are NEVER happy.

Here's everything you need to know about the ASX, Wall Street and caps both big and small in Australia and around the world on Tuesday.

Global markets head into the holidays in a downbeat mood, including the ASX which closed 0.21% lower today, with PolarX the clear winner.

The ASX is trying hard to break even this morning, Meteoric's rise has continued and you should probably avoid having spinach for lunch.

Global Lithium MD Ron Mitchell on the upside remaining, Bottom Picker has a big coal win, and the full skinny on this week's data drops.

The ASX 200 was down today, shaving 0.78% and the ASX XEC was down 0.43%, with 9 out of 11 sectors lower.

The ASX Emerging Companies index has fallen ~2% this week as the US Federal Reserve and central banks in Europe lifted rates.

Is it time to love sold-off iron ore stocks again, is Magellan doomed to life all at sea, and are you wearing appropriate bathing attire?

Albo meets lame duck Chinese Premier as COVID-19 change in China boosts regional sentiment. Small caps gain as IVZ soars.

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10, published at ~10.30am, highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX stocks in morning trade using live data.

The ASX is up 0.50% after some soggy economic data out of China, but CBA says consumer confidence is its highest in 16 months.

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

ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap: When will we learn about teaching computers to learn?

Aussie markets stumbled out of the blocks, before hitting their stride – the 5-point dip at open was converted to a 5-point gain.

The directors buying their own dip in the downturn, why small caps are set to rebound strongest, and is this the real ‘gas-led recovery’?

ASX small caps fell 1.7%, add that to the circa 2% we shed yesterday and we can make the rest up tomorrow.