ASX 200 opened up today as demand for gold and oil continue to lift energy and materials sectors. Wall St closed up overnight after many benchmarks opening down. The energy sector also doing the heavy lifting there.
ASX 200 opened up today as demand for gold and oil continue to lift energy and materials sectors. Wall St closed up overnight after many benchmarks opening down. The energy sector also doing the heavy lifting there.
Strike Energy gave investors the first look at production from its newly commissioned Walyering Gas Field in WA.
A combination of high interest rates and a rallying price of oil has stifled economic activity and productivity. This has led to significant hardships worldwide at all levels of society. Last week saw the price of crude oil drop sharply, which may be signs that the rally has ended. Could it provide the much-needed relief to our global economy and therefore lead to a new era of growth? And what about the revival of nuclear energy? Could that provide another path to breaking this economic deadlock? How can you position yourself in the mining sector to exploit the possible outcomes? Read on to find out!
XJO opened up as positive job numbers from the US signalled resilience in the economy. Oil prices spike as tensions in the Middle East threaten to escalate into a broader conflict.
Germany is the world’s fourth-largest economy, but will be of no help in stimulating global economic growth. Germany can barely help itself. Unlike China, the US, and Japan, Germany is not suffering weak growth: it’s already three quarters into a recession.
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