Markets Surge, Energy Crisis Looms: ASX Gainers

0:00It's April 10th. This is Sydney News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cori with the story. Markets rip higher the short week after a truce between the United States, Israel and Iran, eased oil panic, flipping traders back to risk on mode, just before the ASX Open Wednesday. Tensions flared fast, though, with Israel hitting nearly 100 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon Thursday, sidelineing any real peace and sending oil. Prices on a wild ride. Aussie households feel the pinch as fuel stations run dry and energy bills climb, while Canberra insists no crisis exists despite the 30-day. Tinker lag from the Strait of Hormuz. Energy Minister Chris Bowen doubled down on renewables at a heated presser, claiming the Sun never quits even as it dips before evening peaks. Brushing off warnings of economic fallout. Spark technologies led gainers up 106% on graphene paint buzz from a podcast, netting an ASX query, resolution minerals jumped.

1:0176% via U.S. Fast 41 for its anti-money site, gindley lithium rows, 74% merging with a SPAC for NASDAQ dreams, OD-6 metals. Climb 70% on Nevada Floor Spar hits. Critical plays like these signal supply chain shifts staying front and center.