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    Commodities

    Yesterday

    Lithium carbonate prices collapsed 70 per cent in the 12 months through June.

    Lithium mine closures just ‘tip of the iceberg’

    UBS is the latest broker to slash its lithium forecasts, warning that more projects need to close or pause production to end the collapse in prices.

    • Alex Gluyas

    This Month

    S&P 500, $A, bitcoin rally after Powell cements rate pivot

    US stocks were higher after the Federal Reserve boss said the time “has come” to cut interest rates. $A nears US68¢. Bitcoin tops $US64,000. Tesla, Nvidia pace tech.

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    • Timothy Moore

    ASX to slip, Wall St pulls back as Powell awaited

    Australian shares are set to open lower. Shares fell in New York as Fed speakers pushed back against the market’s aggressive rate cut expectations.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Pengana’s Jeremy Bendeich.

    Pengana tips this tiddler to grow into a ‘multibillion-dollar’ stock

    Portfolio manager Jeremy Bendeich explains why he’s betting big on titanium, and explains the potential behind Brazilian Rare Earths.

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    • Joanne Tran
    The market faces risks that could lead to a bumpy ride for stocks towards the end of the year.

    ‘Would be a disaster’: nervous short-sellers brace for iron ore at $US100

    The Asian hedge funds targeting Australia’s largest mining stocks are looking on anxiously after the steelmaking ingredient staged a rapid rebound this week.

    • Alex Gluyas
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    ASX to rise, US stocks rally as path to rate cut widens

    Australian shares are set to open higher. The S&P 500 advanced after jobs data and Fed minutes cemented a pivot to rate cuts in September.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Volatility in iron ore markets could hit mining stocks again.

    Why now’s not the time to jump back into BHP

    Australia’s mining giants’ share prices have fallen more than 20 per cent this year, but Morningstar says they are still yet to reflect the risk from China.

    • Alex Gluyas

    ASX to slip as Wall St’s rally runs out of steam

    Australian shares are set to open down. S&P 500 modestly lower after eight-day advance. Gold resets record. Copper steadies.

    • Updated
    • Timothy Moore

    ASX to rise, Wall Street extends winning streak

    Australian shares are set to open higher. US shares rose for an eighth session amid expectations the Fed is poised to pivot to rate cuts. Oil slumps.

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    • Timothy Moore

    ASX to rise, US shares advance modestly on CPI data

    Australian shares are set to open higher. The S&P 500 closed with its fifth consecutive gain with Fed rate cut bets intact. Oil, gold ease. Iron ore drops.

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    • Timothy Moore
    An image provided by the Ukrainian presidential press office showing smoke rising from a cooling tower of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station.

    Gas traders rush for cover as Ukraine attack sparks supply fears

    Traders are closely watching Ukraine’s incursion into Russia’s Kursk region because it is near a key gas-transit point.

    • Priscila Azevedo Rocha
    The funk in China’s steel market has global implications as iron ore prices languish.

    ‘Carnage’ in steel markets to sink iron ore below $US90

    Analysts can’t understand what is holding up the price of Australia’s key export and Westpac says the market is ignoring key fundamentals.

    • Alex Gluyas

    Wall Street edges higher as July’s CPI report awaited

    US shares posted modest gains in choppy trading. Larry Summers called for a regulator review of Monday’s VIX spike. Bitcoin hovers near $US60,000.

    • Updated
    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rise, Wall St rallies as recession fears fade

    Australian shares are set to open 1.1pc higher. US jobless claims data eases outlook worries. Gold above $US2400/oz. Oil eyes $US80/bbl. Bitcoin reaches for $US60,000.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    ASX to slip, Wall St’s rally falters as volatility persists

    Australian shares are set to edge down. US stocks reversed early gains as crosscurrents continue and volatility persists. Bullock speech at midday.

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    • Timothy Moore
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    Gold producers Red 5 and Silver Lake merged in June.

    Red5 launches $138m block trade; Euroz Hartleys on ticket

    Shares were priced at 0.335¢ a pop – a 5.94 per cent discount to the five-day volume-weighted average price.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Wall Street.

    ASX to slip, Wall St rises as dip buyers emerge after rout

    Australian shares are set to open lower on late New York pullback. Meta, Nvidia pace tech. VIX falls below 27. US 10-year yield rises. Bitcoin bounces.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Volatility surged to start the week on Wall Street.

    US equities drop as buyers hold back

    The pace of selling gathered momentum as the session progressed in New York, as moves to pare losses proved fleeting.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    Atlassian falls 17pc as US jobs data flashes recession risk

    All three US equity benchmarks fell after July’s jobs report missed expectations and triggered worries the Fed is behind the curve in shifting to rate cuts.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    US stocks plunge, BoE cuts rates

    Shares closed sharply lower in New York after data pointed to slower growth. Earlier, the Bank of England from a 16-year-high.

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    • Timothy Moore