Australian Foundation Investment Company Ltd (ASX: AFI) posts a 3% rise in profit and holds dividends steady for FY26. Here’s a look at the key results.

Metals X (ASX: MLX) reported quarterly imputed revenue of $207.40 million, up 3%, as higher tin prices lifted earnings. Imputed EBITDA rose to $125.91 million even as tin output edged lower. The company ended the quarter with cash and equivalents of $374.00 million. It maintained guidance for the Renison resource update and progress on engineering for the Rentails project, while continuing to position for tin and related base-metals opportunities.

Volodymyr Zelensky and Andy Burnham are going to meet on a British naval base on Monday - as Britain shares vital know-how on how to make state-of-the-art Stone Cloak jammers to prevent Russia tracking drones

Trump posted images depicting attacks on Iranian tankers and Kharg Island, a strategic oil-export terminal he has discussed targeting for decades.

Here are the top three catalysts that may drive the VOO, QQQ, and DIA ETFs this week, including earnings, Federal Reserve, and US-Iran war.

A huge S&P 500 earnings week tests whether Big Tech profit growth can justify rising artificial intelligence capital spending.

With global wheat prices soaring, Indian wheat stands to benefit from new export avenues. India, possessing ample wheat reserves, has set the stage for exports through 2026. Current market dynamics, bolstered by increased freight costs and worries over worldwide crop yields, have triggered a price surge. As a result, Indian wheat prices now align favorably for exports to Bangladesh. Additionally, wholesale wheat prices in Delhi reflect this upward trend.

Staff for the U.S. Senate Small Business Committee are conducting a fact-finding review into allegations that China-based employees improperly influenced Amazon’s third-party seller policies, including account reinstatements and potential rule circumvention. The inquiry is not an enforcement action at this stage, but it coincided with an about 4% single-session drop in AMZN. The issue lands ahead of Amazon’s July 30 Q2 earnings release, raising investor concerns about potential regulatory risk and higher compliance costs, even as AWS and AI infrastructure remain strong growth drivers.