The ASX 200 rose to 8,940.3 as Wall Street strength supported technology and defensive sectors, while weakness in mining and gold stocks kept investors cautious ahead of Friday’s session.

The ASX 200 and Nikkei declined as Middle East tensions and energy supply fears triggered risk-off sentiment, pressuring mining stocks and Asian markets.

The losses came after falls on Wall Street and other markets around the world, as oil prices leaped even higher on worries ...

Welcome to the Investing News Network's weekly round-up of the top-performing mining stocks listed on the ASX, starting with ...

On the whole, Hump Day isn't much fun so far for the ASX this week, as Middle East chaos reigns. ... Read More The post Lunch ...

The ASX has tumbled on Friday as oil spikes and China rattles miners. Tech stocks, meanwhile, are holding the line. ... Read ...

Australian stocks have tanked again on Friday, building on a tumultuous week for investors after oil soared and Wall Street took a dive.

Middle East conflict pushes ASX down; China’s BHP crackdown hits miners; bond market ups RBA rate rise bets; Lowy family buys into Magellan; UBS restates Viva buy rating. Follow live.

The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… OD6 Metals, after the critical minerals outfit bagged the high-grade Quinn fluorspar project in Nevada.

These latest trades follow another significant sell-down in August worth $36.5 million. The post Which ASX 200 mining share ...

S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) shares finished earnings season at a record high and BHP reclaimed its title as the market's ...

AIC Mines (ASX:A1M) has come into focus after reporting half year 2025 earnings, with sales of A$110.59 million and net income of A$17.35 million compared to the prior year period. See our latest ...