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The growth opportunity being driven by unprecedented increases in power demand from AI and other emerging technologies.

Read on to find the ratings, consensus price targets, and FNArena insights on each stock covered.

US inflation is rising, and pressure is on to cut rates. It looks like we are moving back to a world of financial repression in the US.

From safety gains to project wins, Evolution Mining’s FY25 delivered on every front — and FY26 aims to do it again.

Arian Neiron has spent 12 years building VanEck's Asia Pacific business from scratch, with plenty of lessons to unpack.

Henry Jennings on the guidance obsession, capital returns, and how to keep your head when results rock your portfolio.

When the ASX 300’s yield hits a 30-year low, Michael Price turns it into opportunity, because his own family’s retirement is on the line.

"Sydney isn’t just expensive. It’s becoming exclusive," says former Westpac financial adviser Kiril Ruvinsky.

Plus, Kingsland super-sizes its big graphite offering with gallium and titanium; Centaurus’ green and cost credentials support $23m raising.

With yields back in a big way, the Allspring Global Income Fund takes an active, sector-specialist approach to global fixed income.

M&A activity in the global small cap sector is heating up, making it a great time to consider an allocation to the asset class

QBE’s CFO on growth, margins, catastrophe risk, and why the insurer is backing business investment over buybacks.

Key Points: Economic growth in the US has slowed in the first half of the year, driven by lower household spending. The economy is beginning to feel the effects of...

The telco giant beat profit expectations but follows other big ASX peers downwards following mixed FY25 results.

An update on my SMSF and lifting the lid on private equity with TMS Private Wealth’s Ben Clark.

As Scott Bessent recently highlighted, change is constant for investors as governments increasingly participate in economies and markets.

CBA delivered a relatively in-line FY25 result. So why is it selling off?