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BHP reclaims ASX crown
Image: Dennis/Adobestock.comThe Big Australian has reclaimed its position as the country’s most valuable listed company, overtaking Commonwealth Bank to top the ASX after a sharp rally in mining stocks powered by iron ore and rising optimism around copper. The resources giant edged past the Commonwealth Bank on Tuesday, with its market capitalisation exceeding the bank’s by roughly $1 billion, marking a return to the top spot it has held for 20 …
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29 January, 2026 Benchmark three-month copper futures climbed to as high as US$13,965/t on the LME, taking year-to-date gains to around 12%. All other major base metals followed higher, with aluminium hitting a three-year high. Gold is hovering around US$5,550 and silver near US$120… Too many strong performers to mention. What’s everyone’s favourite pick right now? Across Markets… The S&P/ASX 200 Index was down by 39.10 points, or by 0.4 …
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