China stimulus set to push commodities ahead of November’s Noosa Mining Investor Conference
The announcement by China’s central bank of a major stimulus package is expected to be reflected in a surge in commodity prices and attendance at the Noosa Mining Investor Conference in November.
The broadest range of stimulus measures unveiled since the pandemic years, including a reduction in interest rates, is targeting the stabilisation of China’s housing sector and a boost to investor confidence.
The numerous ASX-listed resource companies participating in the Noosa event are expected to be amongst those benefiting from the move.
Strong investor interest
Held twice a year at the Peppers Resort, the Noosa Mining Investor Conference has built a reputation for providing investors, brokers and fund managers with a first-hand understanding of the companies making major progress in developing opportunities in the mining, energy and exploration sectors.
Presentations from senior company executives will give attendees real insight into the major new discoveries and developments that are being made in a range of high-value commodities.
The event organisers say that in light of current market conditions, now is the perfect time to identify undervalued assets and capitalise on emerging investment opportunities and see the Noosa event as the perfect platform for those stories.
Registrations now open
Registrations are now underway for the second 2024 Noosa conference, which will run from Wednesday 13 to Friday 15 November.
Sponsored by Canaccord Genuity and the ASX, this year’s event has already attracted a number of promising miners and explorers.
Around 65 listed companies made presentations and exhibited at the last show in July, attracting over 2,300 delegates either in person or online, with similar numbers expected to participate in the upcoming event.
If you are unable to attend the event in person, it will also be live-streamed and you can register to watch online for free.