Friday’s HotCopper Trends: Mesoblast dodges tariffs, Orthocell’s FDA tick | April 4, 2025

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The ASX has been down 1.5% at 7,739 points this morning.

There’s been carnage on the ASX and the Energy sector has been enduring a bloodbath, followed by IT and Utilities.

Staples and Health Care are the only sectors in positive territory so far.

In company news, Mesoblast (ASX:MSB) has been among the most watched on HotCopper forums today after the medicinal company confirmed its belief its products will not be subject to United States tariffs.

Orthocell (ASX:OCC) has also been trending on news the US FDA has given the green light for the company’s nerve repair product, Remplir, to be sold in the States.

And, finally, Bellevue Gold (ASX:BGL) has provided an update saying it’s not yet in a position to make an announcement about the potential downward adjustment to its FY25 production guidance.

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