Daily ASX Market Update: Materials drags market under - May 30, 2024

The ASX200 is trading down as predicted, around half a per cent.The materials sector has dipped the most, down 1.65%, utilities has lost close to a per cent. On the upper end, industrials gained the most @ up nearly half a per cent.Company newsBHP Group (ASX:BHP) is down more than 1.7% after it c...

The Big Deal: Welcoming Warren Tredrea's words on the business of sport

Sport has become a massive business in Australia and we're excited to welcome former Port Adelaide AFL star – turned media personality - Warren Tredrea, who'll be presenting The Big Deal show in collaboration with HotCopper and The Market Online from tomorrow.

NickelX kicks off uranium exploration at Elliot Lake; wins project expansion

NickelX (ASX:NKL) has announced its commencement of exploration at the Elliot Lake uranium project, as the same project expands.

It’s hard to imagine a world without a mining company called Anglo American

Growing up in South Africa it seemed inconceivable that Anglo American, a mining colossus at its zenith would find itself in the crosshairs of a takeover rival.

Sun Silver kicks off historical drill core assessment as US grant application underway

Sun Silver has announced its team is busy undertaking an assessment of historical samples from the company's Maverick Springs acreage.

Infinity Lithium hits key milestone at San Jose with government approval tick

Infinity Lithium has announced its receipt of approvals from the government of Extremadura, Spain, towards its San Jose lithium project.

Daily ASX Market Open: Stocks set to open lower as BHP abandons Anglo bid at the 11th hour - May 30, 2024

The ASX is set to open lower, with futures down 0.7 percent after a few turbulent hours overnight saw all three benchmarks closing down in New York.

Daily ASX Market Close: BHP Anglo American proposal update - May 29, 2024

The ASX200 didn’t seem to be able to recover from the CPI inflation data April read – showing a rise to 3.6 per cent – which was hotter than many had forecast. The index lost more than 1.15 per cent – all sectors were down with Consumer Staples, Industrials and Financials suffering the most.

Market Update: Unexpected CPI data rattles and shakes ASX

Australia's CPI inflation indicator increased 3.6% in April on a year-on-year basis, up from 3.5% in March, causing an instant sell off on the ASX200.