When most people think about the ‘Australian Economy’, the first thing that’ll often come to mind is mining and banking. Two industries that dominate our total productive output both locally and abroad.
It is, however, a little more intricate than that...
Australia is a prime exporter of many commodities. Many of which are mined, but some of which aren't. And while iron ore has certainly been our forte for a number of years now, we have quite the unique mix of materials across our vast country.
The fallout from the banking crisis is likely to continue this week. But in a weird way, some investors in technology are starting to see this as a positive. And they’re not the only ones. As people fret about the future, directors in one sector of the Australian market are busy buying stock in their own companies too. Read on for more details…
What caused the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank? Turns out, one of the best explanations came from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation…four days before the collapse! And what happens now? Read on for that info, as well as where to search for opportunity in this turbulent, fearful time in markets.
While there’s plenty of uncertainty and the banking crisis continues to make headlines, here’s a reminder that there are still plenty of long-term opportunities out there.
Strike Energy and Talon Energy have received the approvals needed to kick off operations at their joint venture Walyering. Talon Energy has also announced a share purchase plan for$2 million worth of its shares.
Global Lithium finalised its 2022 Manna drilling program, which hints at a mineralisation expansion that could bring about a greater lithium yield than expected.
Gold miner Alkane has broadened its portfolio with an extra two projects it has taken from Sandfire, in exchange for $1.9 million worth of its shares.
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