Gold seen rising to four-year high
Gold may extend gains after climbing to the highest level in six weeks following disappointing monthly US economic reports.
Oil turns on rising US output
Futures fell after gaining as much as 1.7 per cent in New York, amid a rethink on the outlook for US crude inventories.
Iron ore slides below $US56 mark
After a miserable May, iron ore opened the new month on the back foot.
Smelting sunk without cheap power that built it
Metal smelting is sunk without the cheap, subsidised coal power that state electricity bodies used to lure the industry to Australia and underwrite development in the 1960s through to the 1900s, energy experts said.
ExxonMobil shareholders rebel over climate change costs
ExxonMobil was defeated by a shareholder rebellion over climate change that included BlackRock, sources say.
Russia seeks to free rouble from oil
Russia wants the rouble to stop acting like an oil currency.
Nickel falls to 11-month low
Nickel prices tumbled on investor concern over rising supply from top producers Indonesia and the Philippines.
Iron ore drops as futures plunge
The spot price of iron ore dropped, extending last week's selloff, paced by a plunge in Chinese iron and steel futures.
Trump poised to pull US from Paris accord
​President Donald Trump is expected to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, as he promised.
Asian banks eye more deals Down Under
Asian banks will have a bigger share of Australian lending than European rivals by 2020.
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