Key News Overnight:
Australia's government presented a generous budget on the back of the first projected surplus in a decade, aiming to secure victory in an election expected in May. PM Scott Morrison's ruling coalition, trailing Labor in surveys, pledged tax cuts for 10 million lower- and middle-income people;
Most U.S. equities finished up from the lows of the day as investors reassessed the strongest first-quarter rally in almost a decade;
May called for a cross-party approach to Brexit and offered to work with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to come up with a compromise on which both sides can agree;
Gold advanced for the second time in three sessions as signs of slowing global economic growth underpinned demand for the metal as a haven;
Zinc led a decline in base metals, under pressure from a strong dollar, signs of sufficient supplies and simmering concerns over the global economy;
In This Issue:
Otto Energy (OEL) | OEL completes an oversubscribed capital raising | BUY | Analyst | Michael Eidne
Agrimin (AMN) | Federal Government Allocated Funding to Logistics Chain |SPEC BUY | Analyst | M. Eidne
NRW Holdings (NWH) | New work secured | Not covered | No rating
Emeco (EHL) | Highlights the recent lack of investment in new fleet | Not covered | No rating
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