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Macroeconomic News: Insights into Economic Trends and Developments

Keep an Eye Out on Copper — Best Copper Stocks to Buy

Copper Explorers in Chile…An Opportunity for the Contrarian Investor

The global energy transition won’t happen without a supportive mining environment in Chile

By James Cooper, Thursday, 02 November 2023

ASX News LIVE | ASX Up, S&P 500 Notches 3-Month Losing Streak, Novonix and Regal Jump

ASX 200 up modestly. Novonix and Regal Partners jump. S&P 500 notches 3-month losing streak. Uranium nears 15-year high.

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Wednesday, 01 November 2023

ASX News LIVE | ASX to Rally After Sharp Bounce on Wall St; Treasury Wines, Origin and Liontown Feature

A broad-based rally on Wall St is pushing up the ASX today after the ASX 200 sunk to new lows this year. Oil prices have dropped as Middle East concerns ease as Israel moves into Gaza without wider conflict.

By Charlie Ormond, Tuesday, 31 October 2023

The Financial Industry’s Dirty Little Secret

Fat Tail’s James Woodburn reveals the financial industry’s dirty secret – rising asset prices increase demand. See his case for exploring Aussie mining stocks before the next commodities boom reaches juniors.

By James Woodburn, Monday, 30 October 2023

ASX News LIVE | XJO Set for Heavy Losses as Wall St Enters Correction and Middle East Heats Up

The ASX 200 looks to fall over a per cent today as markets fret, while Wall St hits correction territory as the S&P 500 is down over 10% since its July peak.

By Charlie Ormond, Monday, 30 October 2023

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These Graphite Stocks Are Set to Run

The Australian graphite sector is lighting up like a Christmas tree and could have further to run since it’s been hammered so mercilessly over the past year. I show you my top picks in the graphite sector to keep your eye on in today’s Closing Bell video…

By Murray Dawes, Saturday, 28 October 2023

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