lithium stocks

When will lithium prices finally turn around? We pinpoint when the lithium market will swing back to a deficit, and therefore higher prices.

Lithium minerals markets have been dynamic over the past few weeks, with prices staging a modest rally. We check up on the key developments.

Lithium prices are finally showing signs of bottoming out, so which ASX lithium stocks are most highly rated by Australia’s biggest brokers?

ASX lithium stocks are about to enter their third year of general decline. Most of the major lithium names are down in order of magnitude 70-90% from the highs set in...

Citi has revised its lithium forecast, noting a “cautious approach”. This means downgrades for some ASX lithium stocks within its coverage.

ASX lithium stocks have enjoyed a near-perfect storm of news drivers over the last few weeks, but have they run ahead of fundamentals?

Lithium companies continue to maintain or increase production levels even as lithium minerals prices plummet. How long can they continue?

Two major brokers weigh in on the dire situation in the lithium market, warning further shutdowns are likely if prices don’t improve soon.

We investigate the latest lithium market price drivers, as well as ASX lithium stock valuation metrics as lithium prices continue to tumble.

Pilbara Minerals’ June quarter production report has dropped, and the big brokers have made several changes to their recommendations.

Three major brokers update on the latest lithium market trends, including price forecasts, plus – which if any ASX lithium stocks are a buy?

Lithium investors are a tough bunch. They'll need stay that way if new research from energy transition think tank Wood Mackenzie is correct.

Somehow, don't ask me how or why, lithium stocks continue their recent resurgence. Who would have thought it!?

Major broker Goldman Sachs has released a research report outlining reasons why it thinks IGO is a buy and Minera Resources is a sell.

The major brokers have reviewed Pilbara’s latest quarterly results, and despite many positive comments, the consensus is it's too expensive.

It was a tough end to a tough week for Aussie stocks as the S&P/ASX 200 dropped another 43 points. The weekly loss was over 170. Ouch!

Nickel and lithium prices have plunged, but both are now enjoying a rally. Morgan Stanley considers the possibility of whether the low is in

Macquarie suggests the problems facing the lithium market are far more deep-seated than whether or not restocking has begun.

The recent lithium rally has triggered commentary from two brokers, both of whom warn about irrational optimism.

This weeks short-squeeze and then some rally in lithium and battery minerals & technology stocks took on a new dimension today.