News for Rafaella Resources Limited (RFR.AX)

The Bougainville Government could be "very keen” to see a resumption of mining at BOC’s monstrous Panguna copper-gold deposit.

EVs will be ~$2000 cheaper for Aussies – and ~$9000 cheaper for companies that run fleets – under a Federal subsidy scheme.

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%.

Lithium stocks were smashed yesterday after some bearish analyst notes threatened to tap the brakes on the battery metal’s outstanding 2022.

Punters are generally able to start investing in ETFs with as little as $500 via most brokerage platforms. And are in increasing numbers.

In October, WA1 Resources comfortably 10-bagged (gained +900%) over 5 glorious sessions. We haven't seen that since August 2021.

While cobalt crashed back to earth in 2022, miner Jervois Global (ASX:JRV) says the market has now stabilised and will accelerate in 2023.

Global share markets and the ASX were mostly up in October in a positive sign of recovery for what has been a volatile 2022.

With so much free cash flow coming through the doors, lithium miners could be running the ruler over the next crop of producers.

After a late and heroic dash at the line on Friday, the benchmark ASX 200 is ending the week down just 0.7%. The small caps fell much harder.

Calcium-antimony batteries could be better and cheaper than both lithium-ion and VRFBs for stationary storage. Is it the next big thing?

Aussie markets have opened with a Garfield-esque Monday morning grump, after Wall Street had a Friday we’d all like to forget.

WoodMac's call on the end of coal party, this metal super cycle has just begun, and are we all buying the dip yet?

The ASX 200 rolled over in the arvo session, before shaking off stifling Wall Street futures (all lower) to come away with the lollies.

Who's in the $2 trillion green steel chase, who's buying the dip with Cathie Wood, and why now's not the time to lose your bottle.

Weekly Small Cap and IPO Wrap: The ASX survived this week, but will it be here next?

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

Why Angie Ellis loves this low-cost jewellery biz, which ASX resources stocks made the gains in August, and Fred Schebesta's BTC bull case.

Aussie markets take solace in coal stocks and resources trades as Russia squeezes EU for energy and Wall Street takes a knee for Labor Day.