iron ore stocks

As February earnings season enters its final weeks, we have the latest broker responses to results from the major ASX mining companies.

This earnings season could be make-or-break for ASX resources stocks as lower commodity prices and the looming trade war come into focus.

Major broker Morgan Stanley is concerned that the recent rally in the iron ore price post-China stimulus announcements may be unsustainable.

The iron ore price dived and surged in just a few weeks, as did prices of ASX iron ore miners. What usually happens in the last quarter?

Resources and energy stocks are soaring, yet for some reason previously high-flying bank shares are falling. Why, and should you switch?

I use sentiment analysis the most at turning points, the depths of bear markets, the heights of bull markets and the inflection points.

Iron ore peaked at US$140/t in January but is now closing in on the psychological US$100/t support level. We investigate how low might go.

The iron ore price is down over 25% in 2024 and ASX iron ore stocks are tanking. Major broker Macquarie tips iron ore can fall even further.

China's stock indices point to substantial weakness in the Chinese economy. These charts will help investors to stay ahead of the trends.

Bad news for Aussie lithium stocks, a souped-up Commodore 64 thinks it can reduce lithium in batteries by up to 70%.

With iron ore prices rebounding in recent months, we break down the broker's latest research, the stocks they like and why.