News for NRW Holdings Limited (NWH.AX)

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The ASX200 pushed upwards today, recovering from a selloff on Friday which had reflected fears about Donald Trump's tariff policies

RBA board overhaul back in playThe Albanese government is optimistic it can salvage its proposed structural shake-up of the Reserve Bank, amid a frenzy of horse-trading with the Greens in the last wee

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The gold price has rallied and is up more than 0.43% to $US2,645 as investors flock to the safe haven of the precious metal amid rejuvenated concerns about a slowing US economy.

NRW holdings (ASX:NWH) has revealed it's inked a contract with BHP for works at the latter's Jimblebar project worth $109M.

The ASX200 closed up 0.19% at 7,865 points. The market was not influenced by benign jobs data which aligned with RBA expectations.

It's that time of year again - earnings season, where the big names of the ASX200 either make or break the hearts that love them.

The 'Hot Stock' pick today is NRW Holdings (ASX:NWH), which has tested the $3 mark four times since 2019, but Wealth Within's Filip Tortevski and Dale Gillham note it more recently seems to have cemented that as a base price.

Major players are making significant moves, and if this trend continues, the logical question becomes who's next?

Dutton puts CFMEU on poll agendaPeter Dutton has made the future of the CFMEU an election issue by pledging to deregister the union if he wins office, as well as re-establishing the construction indus

Feb 16, 2023 / 02:30AM GMTOperator Thank you for standing by and welcome to the NRW Holdings half-year results conference call. All participants are in a listen

Here’s today’s The Match Out report from Market Matters’ James Gerrish. Key point: the S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO) finished up +1.01% to 7040.60.

The ASX is expected to open lower on the final working day of the week, as concerns mount over the approaching US debt ceiling deadline.

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The Energy sector was the biggest loser, down 2.5% as crude prices plunged by more than 5% overnight. The Fed will make rates decision today.

Gold miner Newcrest Mining (ASX:NCM) was the best performe after US rival Newmont made an improved all-scrip takeover offer

The ASX got a boost on Thursday as traders believe the RBA rate hiking cycle will finally be over in April.

Only 2 of the underlying sectors are higher and 9 are lower, with the Health Care sector rallying by 1.49%, while Energy lost a whopping 4.77%.