BUZZ - Shares of Australia's Nova Minerals rise as the U.S. provides funding for the Alaska railroad project
路透社2026/10/22 00:31October 22 - ** Shares of Australian Nova Minerals (NVA.AX) rose 10.4% to 0.3975 AUD. If the current gain holds, this would mark the company's strongest performance since July 14.
** The stock broke a three-day losing streak.
** This diversified mining company (link) secured $249 million in funding from the US government to complete the Alaska McKenzie Port railway extension project.
** Including today's movement, the share has fallen 49.7% year-to-date.
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