Brent crude returned to $85 after US-Iran talks broke down. ASX energy stocks rose, but the broader market stayed quiet. Gold held $4,000, uranium reversed, and Genesis Minerals won Vault.
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Brent crude returned to $85 a barrel on Tuesday, recovering levels last seen in April after talks between the US and Iran broke down. The move lifted energy stocks on the ASX. The broader market remained quiet.
BHP Group saw lower turnover than on Monday. The stock turned positive late in the session. Copper prices held up, supporting the miner, according to the HotCopper podcast. BHP, which holds an Alpha Score of 69, flipped green after a flat start. The BHP stock page offers more detail on the company’s metrics.
Gold was unchanged near $4,000 an ounce, hugging the round number without a catalyst to push through. The gold profile tracks the metal’s recent range.
Uranium stocks fell on Tuesday after climbing late last week when Australia announced it would supply uranium to India. The sector reversed the initial gains as traders took profits, the podcast noted.
Genesis Minerals won its bidding war with Regis Resources to acquire Vault Minerals. No other major company news emerged.
In the US, the SpaceX listing, the world’s biggest IPO, traded near its $135 filing price a month after launch. SK Hynix, which listed on Friday, fell on Monday, ending its debut hype cycle in a single session. The moves suggest a shift in investor appetite for AI tech IPOs, analysts said.
The ASX remained quiet compared with Wall Street. Many traders are on the sidelines, according to the HotCopper podcast. The crude oil profile tracks Brent’s recent price action. For broader commodity coverage, the commodities analysis page offers ongoing updates.
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