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The ASX200 is trading up around point seven of a per cent…

PPK Group (ASX: PPK) is celebrating a major $30 million Australian government defence industry order awarded to its investee company Craig International

In this article, we will take a look at 20 Biggest Chemical Companies in Australia, 2024.

At the end of a crazy week, it's the goldies out in front again, more than 3.0% better than the ASX benchmark's -1.09% fizzer.

Director trading continued to be strong in April 2023 with Nickel Industries (ASX:NIC) managing director Justin Werner buying up big.

The ASX tech sector outpaces ASX 200 by 3 to 1 in 2023 as heavily shorted Megaport (ASX:MP1) jumps in April on upgraded guidance.

Workers from PPK Mining Equipment, a subsidiary of ASX-listed PPK Group (ASX:PPK), walked off the job on April 13 in Tomago NSW to rally for a fairer pay deal from owner Dale McNamara.

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.

PPK opened 30% higher this morning but had taken a dive by the afternoon, describing a lithium-sulfur battery that’s under development by an investee company.

The ASX has slumped after a wobbly start to the day, but Li-S Energy's newly-developed batteries are powering a solid round of gains.

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.

On Stockhead today, Forget falling sharemarkets, Australia’s ETF industry just set a new record high for massing funds under management.

The ASX fell 1.4%, SEC Emerging Companies did even worse but a smattering of Goldies and Small Caps weathered the storm quite well.

On Stockhead today, We're kicking some cancer ass, as our American friends would say. When not facing another banking crisis. And lithium!

Goldies were the winners today, as the ASX shuddered to a 0.6% slide in the wake of America's Silicon Valley Bank falling in a heap last week.

Australian markets are ahead this week. The Emerging Companies (XEC) index climbed 1.5%, the benchmark up about 0.6% since the Monday open.