Fouad Haidar is a Business/Finance Presenter for The Market Herald, focusing on national economic and financial news in Australia. With a keen interest in the stock market, commodities, and emerging industries, Fouad provides insightful analysis and updates on market trends, company performances, and economic indicators.
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The ASX200 is up 0.65% – in line with futures' predictions. Healthcare is down 0.4% – whilst materials is up 1.96% and energy 1.79% mid-session.
By: Fouad Haidar
The ASX200 closed around 0.63% up with energy soaring 2.3% and materials 1.9%. The poorest performer was healthcare – down 0.8%.
AusQuest (ASX:AQD) is set to kick off a new drilling program at the Cerro de Fierro Copper-Gold project in southern Peru by the end of the month – which will involve drilling three holes, totalling around 800 metres.
It's been a busy day at the Australian Energy Producers conference in Perth, where the morning's guest speakers included resources minister Madeleine King and Woodside's Meg O'Neill inside and several hundred protesters outside.
The ASX200 is up 0.2 of a per cent mid-session in line with future's predictions.
By: Fouad Haidar
The ASX200 slipped into the red at close, 0.05 of a per cent down with industrials gaining 0.49% and IT 0.27% doing the heavy lifting offset by communications limping over the line, shedding -2.5%.
0 seconds of 2 minutes, 5 seconds Volume 90% The ASX is set to open lower this morning with futures down 0.8 percent and BHP Billiton shares
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The ASX200 closed around half a per cent down. IT had a stellar day, the sector closed 2.2% up, followed by healthcare, 1.31%, and staples 1.1%.
An IPO or Initial Public Offering is the process through which a private company goes public, offering shares in its company widely to outside investors for the first time. This video explains the process for companies heading to market.
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