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Central Iron Ore Limited: Drilling Commences

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —

The ASX200 has closed up 0.22% at 8110 after shaking off early losses. Sectors were a hodgepodge with Financials the best performer, up 1.15%.

The ASX200 is proving less turbulent than futures predicted down 0.3%. This follows falls on Wall Street and continuing market volatility.

Combined company has an annual output of over 400,000 ounces of gold per year and a market capitalization of about A$2.5 billion ($1.63bn).

Horizon's board final investment decision to proceed with the Boorara gold project, allows for an immediate start of pre-production works.

The ASX200 closed the day down three quarters of a percent as a…

The BRICS alliance has been snapping up gold with plans to use it to back a new currency to challenge US dollars.

Nuclear out in $122b grid power planThe energy market operator has dismissed Peter Dutton’s argument that nuclear is the best replacement for coal-fired power, instead calling for another $3.4 billion

Australia's red day saw the country harmonising with most of its counterparts in the Asian region as the ASX200 closed 0.1% down. Heading towards close, the Japanese Nikkei was down -0.23% while the Hong Kong Hang Seng index was up +2.3%.

The ASX200 has fallen 0.3 per cent, with losses for uranium producers and gains for goldminers, as investors await the outcome of the RBA's two-day meeting.

The ASX200 held its ground throughout the session, to close about three quarters of a per cent ahead.

The ASX200 is up three quarters of a per cent. The Energy sector spurred early gains, driven by Strike Energy (ASX:STX), which is up more than 6 per cent on its update to net gas pay, (ASX:DYL) joins the ASX200 tomorrow and Hancock Prospecting now holds 7.5% of Vulcan Energy Resources (ASX:VUL).

In this article, we will take a look at 20 biggest gold companies in Australia in 2024.

DENVER —

The S&P/ASX200 (ASX:XJO) was dragged lower by the materials sector, one of the 10 sectors finishing in the red, as a 4 per cent fall in iron ore prices dragged it down 2.7 per cent.

Here’s today’s The Match Out report from Market Matters’ James Gerrish. Key point: the S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO) finished down -0.95% to 7,625.90.

The ASX200 closed the day down about a per cent – with nearly all sectors in the red – as the market awaits Australia’s interest rates decision tomorrow.

The ASX200 has dropped further than futures had tipped. Down more than a per cent. The only sectors in the green are IT.