The ASX shook off a rocky start as banks and defensive sectors steadied nerves, Kaili surges after approval to start rare ...

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An utterly deranged 8000% pop, and sharp plummet, at little known ASX explorer Kaili Resources blew the lid off the market today.

Mammoth Minerals (ASX:M79) has rebranded and kicked off exploration at the newly acquired Excelsior Springs and Bella projects in the US.

The ASX was showing signs of ending its hot streak in the first hour of trade this morning, down 0.62pc with 9 sectors moving lower.

Recognising that the company's performance hasn't been up to scratch, CSL's management has unveiled an "urgent" cost-cutting drive.

Tech Minerals (ASX:ITM) has identified 2 high-grade antimony zones at its Reynolds Range project in the Northern Territory.

BHP saw its profit drop to the lowest in five years, but beat consensus on its final dividend payment with shareholders pocketing US$3bn.

Magnetic Resources has taken in a $35 million backing for a strategic placement to drive its Lady Julie gold project into production.

Radiopharm Theranostics is lining up multiple shots at oncology goals. Maybe one, maybe more, will hit the back of the net.