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CODA Minerals Limited (ASX:COD) CEO and Executive Director Chris Stevens provides an overview of the company, discussing early successes, scoping study results and timeline. Tim McGowen: We’re talking today with CODA Minerals (ASX:COD). It’s got an ASX code of “COD”, a market cap of around $39m. We’re joined today by the company CEO, Chris Stevens. […]

Executive Chairman of European Metals (ASX:EMH, AIM:EMH, OTCQX: EMHXY, ERPNF and EMHLF), Keith Coughlan, has given us his thoughts on yesterday’s announcement that the Czech Republic Prime Minister, Petr Fiala, has visited their lithium deposit, Cinovec Project, and looks to enhance cooperation on strategic projects in the whole of the EU, including theres. Shares are trading

No rate rise pressure on the Reserve Bank from the two most sensitive data releases this week – Wednesday’s Wage Price Index for the March quarter and Thursday’s labour force figures for April. The latter showed the unemployment rate rose by 0.1 percentage points to 3.7% in April but the Australian Bureau of Statistics said

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite jumped on Thursday to notch their highest closing levels since August 2022 as Wall Street traders kept focused on debt ceiling negotiations. The major averages ticked higher into the end of the trading session, with the broad-market index adding 0.94 per cent to end at 4,198.05. The Dow Jones

Positive spins from the country’s biggest beef operator and the erstwhile Kathmandu, with both ending higher in Thursday’s trading session.………… Shares in Australian Agricultural Company (ASX:AAC) leapt just on 10% yesterday after the company revealed a 35% jump in operating profit to $67.4 million for the year to March 31 as it enjoyed better returns

Unlike other companies operating in the rural sector such as United Malt, Incitec Pivot and Elders, Nufarm (ASX:NUF) seems to have had an almost trouble free six months to March 31 with revenue up, earnings up and a higher dividend. The only negative was the seasonal surge in debt to handle the expected rise in

The arrival of accounting software giant Xero’s (ASX:XRO) 2022-23 annual results yesterday brought with it news of cost cuts, higher revenue and more subscribers that sent the shares back over the $100 mark. The price surge was a clear vote of confidence in the new CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, who set the new path and

By Simon Doyle, Schroders April drew to a close with recession still an expectation, not the reality. Economic data generally continues to moderate, but is not yet dire, while inflation, the key focus of policy maker attention, is also starting to soften but remains uncomfortably and stubbornly high. While bond markets are reflecting the ongoing tussle

Latin Resources (ASX:LRS) announced that drilling confirms that their Colina deposit has lithium pegmatites extending over 2KM. VP of Operations, Tony Greenaway commented: “We will now move some rigs to start testing to expand the deposit through systematic step-out to the southwest.” Shares are trading flat at 19 cents. European Metals (ASX & AIM:EMH, OTCQX:

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the economy experienced a loss of 4,300 jobs in the previous month, which was contrary to economists’ predictions of gaining 25,000 positions. Moreover, the jobless rate unexpectedly increased to 3.7 per cent, failing to meet the forecast of remaining steady at 3.5 per cent. Additionally, the participation rate