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Recouping some of the losses in the previous two sessions, the Australian stock market is modestly higher on Friday, following the lack of cues from Wall Street and positive cues from European markets overnight.

Following the lack of cues from Wall Street and positive cues from European markets overnight, Asian stock markets turned in a mixed performance in lackluster trade on Friday, as traders remained reluctant to make significant moves.

FNArena (net) zeroes in on green steel developments: the SBTi estimates -14% of steel producers' value is at risk if the industry fails to innovate; much depends on the pace of the green-steel ramp-up; and much more

The Australian stock market is notably lower on Thursday, extending the slight losses in the previous session, despite the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight.

The Malian military government has said that it has signed an agreement with President Vladimir Putin-led Russian government to build a gold refinery in Mali capital, Bamako. The agreement is one of deals between the two countries as Russia seeks to extend its regional influence.

Malis military government said it has signed an agreement with Russia to build a gold refinery in the capital Bamako, one of a slew of deals between the two countries as Russia seeks to extend...

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Following the mixed closing on Wall Street overnight, Asian stock markets are trading mostly lower on Friday, after the latest batch of economic data from the U.

Extending the losses in the previous session, the Australian stock market is slightly lower on Friday, following the mixed cues from Wall Street overnight. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 is staying below the 7,100 level, dragged by losses in energy stocks nearly offset by gains in mining and financial stocks.

The Australian stock market is modestly lower on Thursday, giving up some of the gains in the previous two sessions, despite the broadly positive cues from global markets overnight.