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The US and China have paused their tit-for-tat tariffs for 90 days, presenting pros and cons for the rare earths sector.

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Tony Locantro looks at a couple of his favourite stocks that he thinks could be ready to go uptempo in the concert of speculative investment.

The ASX fell 0.27pc as tensions between Israel and Iran escalated. Oil prices surged 4pc, and gold rose 1.38pc, lifting energy and utilities.

A fair chunk of the way into June and crypto sentiment is strong as specific catalysts for the market materialise.

Gold explorers continue to get support from the market, standing out as sentiment for the broader junior mining sector wanes.

The ASX slipped into the red by lunch after Israel launched strikes on Iran, sending oil and gold prices soaring.

More signals of waning demand continue to come from the Chinese steel sector, plus Perth brokers initiate on strategic rare earths stocks.

The ASX has edged higher on Friday morn, driven by a rally in gold stocks. Energy is on the up despite a decline in oil prices overnight.

Apple has upped the ante in the $2.3 trillion battle to control the dashboard, updating its CarPlay to extend beyond an infotainment system.