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Strong performances by JB Hi-Fi (ASX: JBH) & Nick Scali (ASX: NCK) may bring Harvey Harvey Norman (ASX: HVN) into focus as the next potential standout.

The ASX ended the week lower, but living up to its name and then some, Meteoric Resources’ (ASX:MEI) gained about 230% on some REE.

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The Westpac-Melbourne Institute predicts a sustained below trend outlook for the Australian economy in 2023.

A frantic look back at the day that just was, to catch you up on the news from the markets and elsewhere that you might have missed today.

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 is recovering from a bad fall this morning, Meteoric is living up to its name and we have officially hit Peak Trump.

The ASX has had a positive morning, Genesis has the cash to merge with St Barbara, while the rest of Australia is hoarding theirs.

The ASX struggled bravely to a 0.5% gain for the day, a couple of big players got themselves in big trouble and Patriot Lithium went bonkers.

Rise and Shine: What you need to know before the ASX opens

Small cap index falls 0.96% and 10 out 11 sectors finish lower - with materials the only sector keeping its head above water.

Rick Rule's 3 gold picks for a 2023 recession, faecal transplants are clear for take-up, and 2 lithium IPOs go to war.

Both the Emerging Companies (XEC) index and the ASX200 are lower, despite a strong day in the resources space and the return of BNPL action.

The ASX 200 opened with a 0.2% dip this morning, struggled like a fighter in a poorly-applied arm bar and then sagged again to be -0.3%.

Copper stocks primed for China's return from Covid exile, Telstra the inflation beater, and is 150pc boomer Invictus just getting started?

Small caps drops 0.53%, fails to recover from the RBA speech overnight.

The ASX has dipped this morning, Jeff Fenech's been vindicated and Invictus has gone gangbusters after gettin' real gassy.

The easy way to invest in battery metals, small caps that pay big divvies, and Sayona joins the ASX's most shorted gang.

ASX 200 hits 4-day peak. Applause. Small caps rise about 0.2% higher. The skies the limit for Macca's bound Skyfii