Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)

The focus is switching from inflation to slowing growth, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has told other finance ministers before the release of national accounts data.

Rio Tinto meets consensus expectations, issues $10.7 billion of payouts for 2023 The mining giant expects to see costs lift at its Pilbara iron ore mines in 2024 CEO Jakob Stausholm remains positive on the long term outlook for lithium de...

The ASX200 closed marginally lower with the sectors split. Materials and energy were the worst performers, each down around a per cent, while communications bucked the trend and finished up almost 1 and a half per cent. In news this a...

The ASX200 is facing a slight downturn today, dropping around a quarter of a per cent. Energy stocks are feeling the pinch, down just over one and a quarter per cent, while communications bucks the trend with a gain of about 1.4 per cent...

ANZ (ASX:ANZ) has been allowed to purchase Suncorp’s predominantly Queensland-based bank for $4.9 billion after the Australian Competition Tribunal overturned the ACCC’s block on the deal due to competition concerns. The decision, handed do...

The Olympic gold medallist and social media star has revealed a surprise new side hustle in the lead up to the 2024 Olympics.

Silent but deadly, stamp duty costs in this country are about as funny as a fart in an elevator. Now Aussie home buyers have to reckon with a stamp duty which is some six times more than it was just a generation ago, according to cheerful n...

In this week’s video insight, I discuss how Treasurer Jim Chalmers highlights that Australian wages are growing faster than the Consumer Price Index (CPI); a claim that overlooks the CPI’s failure to account for mortgage interest payments,...

Jactina Price is up for a surprise nomination for an award after leading the successful No campaign in the Voice.

  Aidan Platel – Managing Director & CEO – Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) has a portfolio of battery metals projects in WA and the Northern Territory that are prospective for metals associated with the renewable energy sector.

Despite latest figures showing a fall in inflation, borrowers are being told not to get “too carried away” about the effect it will have on rates.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says there is a ‘live conversation’ about the future of GST top-up payments as States ramp up pressure on the Federal Government to make them permanent.

Ahead of a treasurers' meeting, Jim Chalmers says he will work with the states to ensure they get a fair share of goods and services tax revenue.

Stockhead’s In-Case-You-Missed-It highlights today’s most interesting small cap stories that might have slipped beneath your radar. Below is a wrap of the top 20 performing stocks, by percentage, that made announcements today.   ICYMI Leade...

Rock chip samples uncover a new pegmatite outcrop which extends 85m towards the Medcalf prospect at Charger’s Lake Johnston project Two other spodumene-bearing pegmatite outcrops are located along the same trend with assays up to 2.2% Li2...

Highlights Vertex Minerals is set to conduct a soils program across its 100% owned Lake Johnston, Taylor Rock tenement E63/2058. Recent lithium discoveries in the area by other companies prompted VTX to undertake a soil sampling progra...

Better-than-expected iron ore prices will help hand federal treasurer Jim Chalmers a $20 billion budget surplus, compared to an originally forecast deficit, according to analysis from Australia’s biggest bank.

There was a brickbat and a bouquet for Treasurer Jim Chalmers when RBA governor Michele Bullock spoke in Hong Kong on Tuesday.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers can now claim to have done his best to reform the Reserve Bank after appointing an external candidate to the second most senior role at the central bank.

The Federal Government has lured a high-ranking Bank of England official to take up the Deputy Governor role at the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Dr Jim has to be hoping that RBA Governor Michele Bullock gets her interest rate calls right. If she doesn’t, the voters of Australia won’t care who raised rates, they’ll blame Albo, Dr Jim and the Labor Party.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will introduce the biggest shake up of the Reserve Bank in its history when he brings legislation to parliament.

Plans to overhaul the Reserve Bank of Australia will be presented to Federal Parliament this week, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says.

The ASX benchmark has closed higher on Tuesday Materials sector leads gains, up +1.44% Small caps led by ROO, CBE   The Aussie sharemarket has made it two on the trot, ending the Tuesday session slightly higher, as markets across the Asi...

After early gains, ASX200 finished off the day pretty even – up only .13 of a per cent.  Energy stocks led the gainers, up 1.4 per cent, fuelled by news the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is looking to cut output to...

The ASX benchmark has closed slightly higher on Monday Energy Sector gains after oil prices rose over the weekend Small caps led Killi Resources, Nyrada and Viridis Mining   The Aussie sharemarket has ended the opening salvo of the week...

Stockhead’s In-Case-You-Missed-It highlights today’s most interesting small cap stories that might have slipped beneath your radar. Below is a wrap of the top 20 performing stocks, by percentage, that made announcements today.   ICYMI Leade...

Flynn Gold is amping up its Pilbara white gold hunt As is Morella Corporation And TG Metals leads the lithium love on Monday Lithium roundup, Monday November 20. What’s surging right now in ASX lithium land? (Circa 3pm-ish of a Monday aft...

As expected, the ASX200 is up about .3 per cent. Energy is the strongest performing sector, gaining more than a per cent in early trade.  Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin has resigned in the wake of the nationwide outages that left more th...

Charger Metals (ASX: CHR) is to be joined by Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO), the world’s second largest mining company, in its hunt for lithium in Western Australia after entering into a binding farm-in agreement for the Lake Johnston lithium project...

Viridis Mining and Minerals hits big REEs at Colossus project, Brazil  Pacgold makes the (high) grade at Alice River, Qld Killi Resources, TG Metals and Nordic Nickel all surge on no specific news   Here are the biggest resources winners...

Rio Tinto is the rare mining giant that loves lithium, but it’s staying on the sidelines in major M&A so far But it has piled cash into exploring ground held by juniors Rio has pegged ground near TG Metals’ Burmeister discovery and in...

Charger Metals and Rio Tinto Exploration (RTX), have entered into a binding farm-in agreement The agreement includes a potential $42.5m investment for RTX to earn a 75% stake in Lake Johnson project Charger has also signed a binding agre...

Charger Metals NL (ASX: CHR) shares are taking a bit of a hammering on Monday. At the time of writing, the ASX lithium stock is down over 22% to 29.5 cents. This is despite the company announcing a major deal with Rio Tinto Ltd (ASX: RIO)....

This article is a sponsored feature from Mining.com.au partner Flynn Gold Ltd. It is not financial advice. Talk to a registered financial expert before making investment decisions. This is the first of a two-part special feature series....

The Reserve Bank of Australia acting Assistant Governor Marion Kohler has confirmed national inflation is set to remain for longer than previously forecast. Higher taxes and interest rates will continue to hit households and national GD...

QMines (ASX: QML) has confirmed the potential of its new Artillery Road copper prospect with positive laboratory results returned from the maiden drilling campaign within the Mt Chalmers copper and gold project in Queensland. The company re...

ASX to rise on Monday after a rally on Wall Street Microsoft is at all-time highs once again Betashares launched an ETF focusing on companies with large free cash flows   Aussie shares are poised to open higher on Monday on the back of a...

Charger Metals identifies lithium-in-soil anomalies for further exploration at the Mt Gordon tenement Mt Gordon is located within the Lake Johnston project where drilling has intersected lithium pegmatites at the Medcalf prospect Upcoming...

The ASX has ended the week lower, down 0.55pc on Friday Healthcare Sector remains defiant  Small caps led by medtech names and Lake Johnston lithium hunters   The fickle Aussie sharemarket has given back on Friday all that it has made thi...

Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) is fast-tracking follow-up drilling across recently identified lithium targets at the Mt Gordon tenement within its Lake Johnston Project in Western Australia.  The lithium explorer is planning aircore and revers...

Asia-Pacific markets opened softer on Friday, following the US market lead. Treasury yields spiked and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signalled more work may be needed to bring down inflation. Asian Markets Markets are in a risk-off mo...

10 Nov 2023 - A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Ionic Rare Earths (ASX:IXR), Arizona Lithium (ASX:AZL) and Charger Metals (ASX:CHR).

  To register for today's webinar click here. Ionic Rare Earths (ASX:IXR) announced today that construction at its Makuutu Demonstration Plant continues to progress well with first Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate on track to be produced in early...

Good morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at shortly-before-11-ish, to highlight the best (and sometimes worst) performing ASX stocks in morning trade using live data, to provide a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by...

The Treasurer has unveiled his overhaul of the PC, pivoting the 25-year-old organisation to focus on digital transformation, climate change, an ageing population and geopolitical risks.

Western Australia’s government is re-energising its battery and critical minerals strategy and looking for feedback Piedmont Lithium has turned in inaugural revenue and profit on lithium shipments What’s hot, what’s not on the ASX for batt...

Global markets What a week! Softer-than-expected US economic data, reduced Treasury issuance, Middle East containment and a somewhat more dovish Federal Reserve saw bond yields plummet last week and equities bounce back. US 10-year yields d...

As Australians digest news that interest rates have increased again, barbs are being traded over inflation.

The Reserve Bank has slugged homeowners with another rate rise and a recent surge in petrol prices is partly to blame.