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BHP Reports 4% Increase in Q1 Iron Ore Production
Reports Q1 iron ore output at 68.5Mt, up 4% from last year. Reports Q1 energy coal output of 4.4Mt, up 26% from last year. Affirms FY27 Iron Ore output at 260-272 Mt. vs. 264.7Mt in FY26. Affirms FY27 energy coal output 14-16 Mt vs. 16.4Mt in FY26. Affirms FY27 copper output 1,650-1,800 Kt vs. $1,952.8Kt in FY26. CEO Mike Henry states: ""Copper production was lower in the first quarter, reflecting planned grade declines and scheduled maintenance, alongside temporary disruptions from severe weather in Chile, stops for safety and the conveyor failure at Carrapateena. Our bulk commodities delivered a strong start to FY27 through a maintenance-intensive quarter. WAIO set records at both the mine and port, while BMA and NSW Energy Coal both delivered higher production than the same period last year. Stronger commodity prices provided a tailwind for earnings, particularly in copper where prices were around 50 per cent higher than a year ago. We are building the next phase of growth in copper and potash. We continued to strengthen one of the world's largest copper portfolios, from funding the Escondida New Concentrator in Chile to growing our resource base and long-term production potential at Copper South Australia, while also expanding our copper growth pipeline across the Americas. Jansen is rapidly taking shape, with Stage 1 now 87 per cent complete and on track for first production in mid-2027, adding a new and important commodity to our portfolio. Global markets remain volatile, with geopolitical tensions, trade uncertainty and elevated energy and freight costs continuing to create headwinds across the industry. At the same time, demand for commodities remains resilient, supported by continued industrialisation and urbanisation in China and India, alongside unprecedented investment in data centres and enabling infrastructure globally, which is reinforcing the long-term outlook for copper. That demand plays to the strength of our portfolio, which touches almost every part of how the world builds, powers and feeds itself."
BHP Divests Kambalda Nickel Concentrator to Gold Fields
BHP (BHP) has entered into agreements to divest the Kambalda Nickel Concentrator, or KNC, and a package of tenements and mineralisation rights to Gold Fields (GFI). These agreements will bring KNC and associated tenements and mineralisation rights under Gold Fields ownership and support long-term outcomes for the region, local workforce, communities and the economy. In July 2024, BHP announced the temporary suspension of its Western Australia Nickel assets following oversupply in the global nickel market. The remainder of the WA Nickel assets remain in temporary suspension. BHP intends to review the decision by February 2027, assessing options including divestment, continuing temporary suspension, restart or closure in consultation with relevant stakeholders. These agreements are subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions, including regulatory approvals. BHP will work closely with Gold Fields to ensure a successful transition of ownership. Completion is expected to occur during CY2027.
BHP Group Suspends Operations at Escondida Copper Mine in Chile
BHP Group suspended mining operations at its Escondida copper complex in Chile after a worker died in an accident while carrying out maintenance work in the mine area, Escondida said in a statement. The company says it notified authorities and opened an investigation into the cause. "All operational activities at the mine are suspended," it stated.
Wall Street Major Indices Close Slightly Lower on Monday
Wall Street's major stock indexes closed fractionally lower Monday as investors awaited a heavy retail earnings slate, including Home Depot, Target, and Walmart, while geopolitical tensions and shifting Fed expectations also weighed on sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped about 0.3%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite was slightly higher.Most economists expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.5%–3.75% through year-end, as weaker July employment, softer inflation and declining retail sales have reduced expectations for a September hike, though elevated inflation keeps a hike later in the year possible. The dollar fell to a 10-week low, reflecting doubts over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Equinoragreed toin the Lackawanna Energy Center for $940MNvidiawillin SB Energy for its Ohio data center leased to OpenAIOmniAbentered a globalwith Eli Lilly and Companythat Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the White House does not want Appleto buy memory chips from ChinaArrow Electronicsexpanded its IBMdistribution coverage to2. WALL STREET CALLS:DeutscheSentinelOneto Hold following the stock's 90% rally from April lowsJefferiesof Honeywellwith a Hold ratingWorkdayto Hold at BTIG, with the firm noting shares are "priced for a buyout"CAEto Outperform at RBC CapitalPennyMac Mortgageto Buy at Deutsche, with the firm calling the recent selloff "overdone"3. AROUND THE WEB:In a recently published report, Wolf Pack said it is short Flotek (FTK) as the company has "yet to disclose to investors that their $400 million contract with the Puerto Rico Electrix Power Authority, accounting for about 57% of FTK's backlog, has been canceled."Alibabais set to sell its entire stake in Lingxi Games to Trustar Capital for more than $2B, advancing its strategy of divesting non-core assets to focus capital and management attention on AI and cloud computing, Reuters reportsAmazonis buying huge quantities of rare books, scanning them for AI, and destroying them, 404 Media reportsNexGen Energyis sharing information and talking regularly with BHP Groupabout its Rook I mining project in Saskatchewan, CEO Leigh Curyer told ReutersTeslahas told staff it is planning for a public Cybercab launch in August, its first vehicle without a steering wheel or brake pedal, Information reports4. MOVERS:Hive Digitalincreases afterGPU cloud services pact with an enterprise customerH Worldincreases in New York afterEnovixfalls after announcing theRaj TalluriEyePointlower after announcing its Duravyu Phase 3 studyGeminideclines after Goldman Sachs, Needham, Mizuho, Rosenblatt, and Cantor Fitzgeraldon the stocks following Q2 results5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Bally'swith CEO commenting, "We delivered solid second quarter results across the enterprise"InspireMD, with EPS and revenue missing consensusPioneer Power, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearCEL-SCI, with CEO Geert Kersten commenting, "This was a quarter of important progress across our clinical, regulatory and commercialization programs as we move Multikine closer to patients"DataMEDS AI, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:The Dow was down 272.63, or 0.51%, to 53,459.78, the Nasdaq was down 84.25, or 0.32%, to 26,644.91, and the S&P 500 was down 40.70, or 0.52%, to 7,745.06.
Wall Street Slightly Lower as Retail Earnings Awaited
Wall Street traded slightly lower Monday as investors awaited a heavy retail earnings slate, including Home Depot, Target, and Walmart, while geopolitical tensions and shifting Fed expectations also weighed on sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped about 0.3%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite was slightly higher.Most economists expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.5%–3.75% through year-end, as weaker July employment, softer inflation and declining retail sales have reduced expectations for a September hike, though elevated inflation keeps a hike later in the year possible. The dollar fell to a 10-week low, reflecting doubts over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Equinoragreed toin the Lackawanna Energy Center for $940MNvidiawillin SB Energy for its Ohio data center leased to OpenAIOmniAbentered a globalwith Eli Lilly and Companythat Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the White House does not want Appleto buy memory chips from ChinaArrow Electronicsexpanded its IBMdistribution coverage to2. WALL STREET CALLS:DeutscheSentinelOneto Hold following the stock's 90% rally from April lowsJefferiesof Honeywellwith a Hold ratingWorkdayto Hold at BTIG, with the firm noting shares are "priced for a buyout"CAEto Outperform at RBC CapitalPennyMac Mortgageto Buy at Deutsche, with the firm calling the recent selloff "overdone"3. AROUND THE WEB:Alibabais set to sell its entire stake in Lingxi Games to Trustar Capital for more than $2B, advancing its strategy of divesting non-core assets to focus capital and management attention on AI and cloud computing, Reuters reportsTo overhaul its Whopper, Burger Kingchanged up some of the ingredients and also hired U.S. Head Chef Amy Alarcon, the corporate chef who previously helped revamp Popeyes, WSJ saysAmazonis buying huge quantities of rare books, scanning them for AI, and destroying them, 404 Media reportsMastercardcard payments were temporarily declined on Saturday afternoon for Australian customers due to a global issue that has been resolved, Bloomberg saysNexGen Energyis sharing information and talking regularly with BHP Groupabout its Rook I mining project in Saskatchewan, CEO Leigh Curyer told Reuters4. MOVERS:Almontygains after announcing aof up to $300MH Worldincreases afterEnovixfalls after announcing theRaj TalluriEyePointlower after announcing its Duravyu Phase 3 studyGeminideclines after Goldman Sachs, Needham, Mizuho, Rosenblatt, and Cantor Fitzgeraldfollowing Q2 results5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Bally's, with CEO commenting, "We delivered solid second quarter results across the enterprise"InspireMDwith EPS and revenue missing consensusPioneer Powerwith EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearCEL-SCIwith CEO Geert Kersten commenting, "This was a quarter of important progress across our clinical, regulatory and commercialization programs as we move Multikine closer to patients"DataMEDS AI, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.3%, or 184.62, to 53,547.79, the Nasdaq was up 0.2%, or 43.74, to 26,772.10, and the S&P 500 was down 0.1%, or 8.53, to 7,777.23.
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