News for Red Sky Energy Limited (ROG.AX)

Red Sky Energy was ready to pop champagne after being awarded 35% in a "transformative" Angola opportunity, but investors were less convinced.

The benchmark Aussie index has ended Friday slightly higher after mining stocks fell despite a strong morning session.

Aussie markets have somehow pulled of a miracle gain despite two horror sessions this week.

Local markets were up before lunch, clawing back ground lost to those awful inflation numbers that mugged us so badly on Wednesday.

Red Sky Energy (ASX:ROG) has executed a gas sales agreement with none other than ASX200-listed Origin Energy (ASX:ORG).

Red Sky Energy (ASX:ROG) has inked an agreement to supply Viva Energy (VEA) with 100 per cent of the crude oil produced from its Killanoola oil field in South Australia.

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The ASX has fallen 1.1%, despite a mini gold rush and a major Greentech Metals climb of +165% on news of stunning copper assays.

The ASX lost ground this morning, after banking jitters hit Wall Street and Aussies woke up to the memory of yesterday's RBA donkey-punch.

ASX copper stocks going cheap with a sub $30m market cap, the ASX Tech sector is suddenly the place to be, and the top 50 ASX miners and explorers for April.

The ASX crumbled to a -0.92% close after what can only be described as a 25 basis point mugging at the hands of the RBA Board this afternoon.

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The ASX closed 0.11% lower today as falling iron ore prices made everyone sad, except for REE-hunter Larvotto which picked its time to shine.

The ASX has whip-sawed its way to a minor pre-lunch win, while Mamba's surge has continued despite yet another fall for Materials.

Like Wall Street, local markets ended the week lower, but Japanese stocks look strong and the EU benchmark is at bold 14 month highs.

On Stockhead, Global nickel output needs to be x 3 what it is right now and there's only a few match fit ASX names ready to play ball.

S&P ASX 200 closes up 0.2% today with Polymetal Resources (ASX:POL) soaring after high grade drill hits at its Endeavour polymetallic mine.

Got a touch of Mondayitis? We hear you. The ASX 200 doesn't, though. It's been in quite solid form so far today.

On Stockhead Thursday, Reuben and Josh join a gold odyssey with Liberum and Argonaut. Gregor flays bad people from failed crypto firm FTX.