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Lithium market struggles after supply glut and price fluctuations - Vimarsana News

Lithium market struggles after supply glut and price fluctuations

Amidst a turbulent lithium market, recent price fluctuations serve as a stark reminder of the industry's volatile nature.

The lithium world confronts hard truths after epic boom and bust - Vimarsana News

The lithium world confronts hard truths after epic boom and bust

Prices have bottomed out but have struggled to meaningfully rebound, partly because miners, refiners and carmakers are still working through a mound of surplus stock clogging up the supply chain.

ASX: BHP, lithium stocks face dividend risks, Morgan Stanley warns - Vimarsana News

ASX: BHP, lithium stocks face dividend risks, Morgan Stanley warns

Morgan Stanley is warning investors that BHP’s elevated debt and risks from the Samarco disaster could cause its payout ratio to drop to just 50 per cent of earnings.

Source: afr.com
ASX: uranium above $US100 fuels ASX rally as Paladin Energy, Boss Energy jump - Vimarsana News

ASX: uranium above $US100 fuels ASX rally as Paladin Energy, Boss Energy jump

News that the world’s largest uranium miner is likely to miss its production targets has further fuelled a months-long advance in the price of the commodity.

Source: afr.com
ASX: Uranium price spike continues as funds cash in on rally that sent Boss Energy and Paladin Energy rallying - Vimarsana News

ASX: Uranium price spike continues as funds cash in on rally that sent Boss Energy and Paladin Energy rallying

In what has proven a difficult start to the year for stock pickers on the ASX, funds with big bets on the uranium sector are among the few early winners of 2024.

Source: afr.com