Trump’s tariffs have rocked global trade, but gold and utilities are the safe bets as Aussie miners feel the heat from ...

President Trump’s “Liberation Day” marks a defining moment for global trade. Investors must move into the new environment with eyes open.

Nothing can stop the advance of the gold price, it seems, with bullion sailing past US$3100/oz in March as other commodities ...

Lithium surpluses could erode quicker than you think, leading to potential price shocks in the next two years.

Legacy Minerals (ASX:LGM) has assayed drill core from 2011 at the Thomson project in NSW, recording up to 6.73g/t gold.

Special report: A maiden drilling campaign is set to start at Bubalus Resources’ Crosbie South gold-antimony prospect in Victoria thanks to a recent $1.5 million raise.

Trump’s tariffs have hit global exports, with China copping it hardest and Australia facing a 10pc levy. Meanwhile, gold hits record highs.

Liberation Day did not deliver punitive tariffs on the pharmaceutical sector - but the reprieve could be short lived.

The rejection by Galan Lithium of a US$150 million bid for its Argentine assets has pleased investors with shares up as much as 52.4%.

ASX tech took a hit with global chaos while Opyl, Yojee, and RocketBoots made moves, but big Wall Street names are struggling with AI.

Trump’s tariffs hit markets hard, wiping billions off the ASX, while gold soars and China and the EU gear up for retaliation.