July 22 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose on Tuesday, helped by mining and gold stocks, as investors awaited minutes of the central bank's latest policy meeting for rate cues, while Insignia ...

A slump in the big four banks offset strong gains in the mining sector as the Australian market was unable to follow strong ...

China’s mega dam build helped spark an iron ore price revival that has lifted shares in Australia’s largest mining company to ...

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 9.0 points higher, up 0.1.%. In a nutshell: ASX 200 ekes out a modest, nine-point gain after yesterday ...

Iron ore heavyweights are trending higher, while Commonwealth Bank is down almost 6% in the last two sessions. Here's why.

Australian shares swung into negative territory in afternoon trade, as big banks saw heavy declines, offsetting a surge in mining stocks.

Australia’s key export is rallying on hopes that Beijing has rolled out its old playbook of using large-scale projects to ...

The market's choppy but ASX miners have rallied on Tuesday on iron ore gains. Meanwhile, Insignia's soared on a $3.3bn ...

ASX iron ore shares are up as China ramps up steel mills. But long-term oversupply concerns linger amid trade tensions.

Analysts from Macquarie Group Ltd (ASX: MQG) share their views on BHP Group Ltd (ASX:BHP) following the miner's operational ...

The Australian share market experienced a rise on Tuesday, driven by strong performances in mining and gold stocks, as ...