China rolls out record steel in June
China churned out a record amount of steel daily in June as mills unexpectedly boosted supply.
Japan move poses fresh threat to LNG exports
Australia's LNG producers are facing a new threat to profits as Japan's trade regulator considers a ban on shipping restrictions.
Bayer boosts bid for Monsanto
Bayer raised its offer for Monsanto in a bid that values shares of the US company at $71.6 billion.
It's a miracle! Twiggy's road to Damascus conversion
As iron ore prices rise and his Fortescue Metals Group increases production, Twiggy Forrest appears to have had an epiphany.
Turnbull holds AAA line on budget forecasts
The Prime Minister has dismissed fears that a sudden slump in government revenue would trigger a cut in the AAA, saying the forecasts in the May budget remain solid.
Iron ore soars nearly 7 per cent
The iron ore price soared almost 7 per cent overnight on China's capacity cuts and a reaction to the South China Sea dispute ruling.
Investors hunt for ways to ride silver's surge
Some of the country's savviest investors are betting on a little known ASX-listed miner as a way to play the roaring silver price.
Gold boom will keep going, says ETF's Graham Tuckwell
Gold will keep going up, says rich list commodity trader.
LNG exports jump despite Gorgon woes
Australia had a bumper month of LNG exports in June, despite the ongoing problems that have again halted production at Chevron's monster Gor...
Canberra light rail backdown would cost AAA
Dropping Canberra's planned light rail project would overwhelm the ACT budget and see its credit rating cut.
