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News wrap: Nexus and Iran oil

Nexus Energy gets rapped by brokers after posting first-half loss; while India could be facing US sanctions over oil imports from Iran.

Nexus Even though it was a mixed result for Nexus, which posted an underlying loss after tax of $A15.3 million for the first half, it has got the rap from brokers with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia...

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