The ASX lifted 0.11pc in the first hour this morning, gaining on a rising oil price and resulting strength in the energy sector.

The Wudinna Gold Project is comprised of the Barns, White Tank, Clarke and Baggy Green Deposits hosting a combined JORC (2012 ...

Here's what is happening with Paladin Energy, Deep Yellow, and Boss Energy shares on Thursday. The post 3 largest ASX uranium ...

PERSEUS MINING DELIVERS ENCOURAGING DRILLING RESULTS FROM ITS CURRENT DRILL PROGRAM AT THE NYANZAGA GOLD PROJECT Perth, Western Australia/July 22, 2025/Perseus Mining Limited (ASX/TSX: PRU) is pleased ...

Dividends, capital growth, which is better? Why not both, and consistency as well? These are the most consistent ASX dividend stocks.

What Is A Key Performance Indicator (KPI)? A key performance indicator (KPI) is a measurement used to define whether an organization, team or employee is meeting a predefined goal. By evaluating ...

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Spotlight on copper In this week’s edition of IG Macro Intelligence, we take a deep dive into United States (US) President Trump’s plan to impose a 50% tariff on all copper imports and which ...

The ASX 200 had a great year over FY2025. But these three high-flying ASX exchange-traded funds (ETFs) did even better.

Computershare’s PointsBet fiasco, the ASX’s James Hardie waiver and its fetish for dual-class shares are the result of decades of policy malaise and neglect of financial infrastructure.

The ASX slid backwards from morning gains, adding just 0.08pc. Info tech built momentum early but ran out of steam by the afternoon.