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Metals are looking to regain their luster after a punishing pullback. Time to take a bullish stance on metal mining giant BHP Group using a fusion approach with edge.

Then-energy minister Angus Taylor blindsided the carbon market with a decision that effectively ripped up contracts worth billions of dollars. Previously secret documents reveal the government was repeatedly warned about the chaos that could occur.

A whale with a lot of money to spend has taken a noticeably bearish stance on BHP Group. Looking at options history for BHP Group (NYSE:BHP) we detected 11 strange trades.

The multi-decade high inflation and the Fed’s aggressive stance on it have led metal prices to take a hit. However, with long-term growth prospects for the metal market, we think Ryerson Holding (RYI) and BHP Group (BHP) might be worth buying. Read on….

Market forces says its research shows ‘climate wrecker’ companies with interests in coal included in portfolios of ethical offerings

Oil and gas companies’ record sales figures come as Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz calls for windfall profits tax

China's government has established a new minerals giant that will purchase iron ore from abroad on behalf of Chinese steel producers — a move seen as an attempt to gain long-term leverage in price negotiations with Australian exporters.

The Fed could hike rates by a full point in July, with inflation running its fastest annual rate since November 1981. However, despite rising prices and looming recession fears, demand for basic materials looks robust. With the Biden administration focusing investments on infrastructure projects, basic materials stocks BHP Group (BHP)…

BHP says it will review the planned lifespan of its mines in central Queensland after the state government effectively tripled their royalty rates.

The Australian share market lost ground after a fall on Wall Street as the world's biggest companies give recession warnings with Apple and Goldman Sachs planning to cut hiring, while BHP has warned that the global economy will slow in 2023.

Afterpay's co-CEOs and founders Anthony Eisen and Nick Molnar are Australia's highest-paid executives, collecting a combined $264.2 million – together they earn more than 2,800 times the full-time average wage.