Category: News

We’ve all seen questionably behaved kids at restaurants before, but this U.S. eatery has taken things a step further than most.

Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In October, East 72’s Andrew Brown selected Vivendi (EPA: VIV) as one of his favourite stocks, sharing some of his thoughts on…

Wall Street had a decent night in the lead up to the Fed’s interest rate decision, as some more economic data came in largely in line with expectations, spurring hope of the Fed holding its monetary policy again for the time being.

The global share markets appear to be correcting as the ASX on Monday dropped below the one-year lows briefly touched last week, closing 54.5 points, or 0.8%, lower at 6772.9.

In light of the strong long term outlook on rare earth elements due to their critical position in the green transition, Reach Markets have written a Rare Earths Explained review. This industry review delves into what rare earths are, where they come from, their place in net zero ambitions and geopolitics, key ESG considerations and supply/demand factors.

Prescient Therapeutics (ASX: PTX) reported encouraging results in several key targeted and cell therapies in its September quarter activities report.

Traffic Technologies Ltd (ASX: TTI) has released its September quarterly activity report, in which they highlight a solid outlook going forward.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has arrived in the U.S. to discuss a number of key touchpoints with President Joe Biden, the visit is set to stretch out over four days.

In the lead up to this week’s The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager, Matt McNamara from Horizon 3 Healthcare sat down with Reach Markets to provide a bit of information about his investment strategy and the novel technologies that he is most interested in.

Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In September, PURE Asset Management’s Daniel Porter selected Kingston Resources as one of his favourite stocks, sharing some of his thoughts on…

The Australian government has doubled down on their commitment to make the country a significant player in the global rare earths sector, with an additional $2 billion worth of cheap loans and guarantees now being committed to domestic critical mineral miners and processors – on top of the $2 billion already available.

Despite such wide-ranging uses in modern life, rare earths are surprisingly thinly traded in terms of total volume and dollar figures compared to other commodities that are of use to the global transition to a net zero economy. Current estimates show figures around the US$8-US$10 billion mark for total annual market value. This compares to more than US$200 billion for copper in 2022.