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COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA

161.250

+1.9301.21%

Volume:1.96M

Turnover:315.30M

Market Cap:269.61B

PE:27.73

High:161.250

Open:159.720

Low:159.050

Close:159.320

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The ultimate ASX dividend portfolio for long-term income

10 ASX ETFs to buy after the Easter break

How 'homemade dividends' can boost passive income

Tale of two banks: What CBA and Lloyds tells us about ASX

The Australian Financial Review

Why are a record number of retail investors buying in the dip?

Which 2 big ASX bank shares will be most impacted by RBA rate cuts according to Macquarie?

Market Chatter: Westpac, CBA's AU$497 Million Salmon Farm Loan Sparks Due Diligence Questions

MT Newswires Live

ASX Preview: Australian Shares to Open Lower Amid Relatively Quiet Wall Street Session

MT Newswires Live

“We’re uncompetitive and soft”: Rob Millner on why companies won’t list, and houses don’t get built

Commonwealth Bnk Aus - Commbank Perls X Capital Notes Redemption

THOMSON REUTERS

Westpac and CBA face green ire over $780m loan to salmon farmers

The Australian Financial Review

CommBank Redeems Outstanding PERLS X Capital Notes

MT Newswires Live

Australia's 'Big Four' Banks Expected to Weather Weaker Economic Conditions Over 2025, Fitch Ratings Says

MT Newswires Live

The bigger (the multiple), the harder they fall

Australian shares end week in the red as tariff blitz dents sentiment

Euro Advances, Treasuries Sell Off on Tariff Woes: Markets Wrap

Are you buying the dip? Here are the top 10 ASX shares Aussie investors are targeting

Commonwealth Bank of Australia Issues 200 Million Pounds Floating Rate Notes

MT Newswires Live

7 ASX 200 large-cap shares just rerated amid market volatility

Stock Track | Commonwealth Bank of Australia Soars 5.40% on Trump's Tariff Relief

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The revision reflects the outperformance of the lender's earning metrics. It also revised the funding and liquidity score of the four banks to \"a+\" from \"a.\"Collateral positions are strong across the banks on the back of strengthened mortgage underwriting. The lenders' asset quality is expected to weaken modestly, but impaired loans are forecast to peak this year. 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Prices have been fueled by growth in earnings and cashflows, but far more by multiples increasing across the board but especially for those promising growth. In turn, many of the economic orthodoxies introduced since the early 1980’s, all pivoting from a belief that free markets and relative comparative advantage are best for societies and economies, have been, at best, challenged.Those orthodoxies were built upon a trinity of beliefs – independent monetary policy, driven by central banks with a primary mandate of targeting inflation; prudent fiscal policy; and trade policy which encouraged an efficient allocation of resources and hence optimizing global growth by reducing tariffs and ensuring comparative advantage is able to be fully expressed through global trade.","market":"us","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":{"source":"livewire_stock","url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/the-bigger-the-multiple-the-harder-they-fall","rn_cache_url":null,"directOrigin":true},"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/the-bigger-the-multiple-the-harder-they-fall","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"livewire_stock","symbols":["BLD.AU","BK7511","MQG.AU","BK7130","BK7006","BK7135","CBA.AU","BK7044","ANZ.AU","JHX.AU","BK7046","BK7507","ORG.AU"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2526817686","title":"Australian shares end week in the red as tariff blitz dents sentiment","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2526817686","media":"Reuters","labels":[],"top":-1,"itemType":null,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2526817686?lang=en_us&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2025-04-11 14:38","pubTimestamp":1744353530,"startTime":"0","endTime":"0","summary":"Australian shares end week in the red as tariff blitz dents sentimentAXJO falls 0.3% in the weekHealth stocks post worst week since mid-February Energy stocks down 1.8%Updates to closeBy Rajasik Mukherjee. 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The temporary reprieve sparked a sigh of relief on Thursday, but uncertainty surrounding trade policies soon crept in, eroding investor confidence.\"Trump's tariff pause relief rally stalled overnight as the reality set in that the imposts that remain in place still present a significant risk to g","market":"nz","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":null,"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://api.refinitiv.com/data/news/v1/stories/urn:newsml:reuters.com:20250411:nL3N3QP0F4:2","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":null,"symbols":["BK7067","BHP.AU","BK7511","BK7142","BK7507","BK7135","BK7501","BK7508","CBA.AU","CSL.AU","WDS.AU","BK7095"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2526168686","title":"Euro Advances, Treasuries Sell Off on Tariff Woes: Markets Wrap","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2526168686","media":"Bloomberg","labels":[],"top":-1,"itemType":null,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2526168686?lang=en_us&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2025-04-11 13:59","pubTimestamp":1744351151,"startTime":"0","endTime":"0","summary":" -- The dollar extended losses after its biggest plunge in three years while stocks and bonds sold off as a worsening global trade war eroded an already fragile appetite for risk. The euro hit a three-year high.Midtown Office Building Evacuated on Concerns of Wall Collapse. In Chicago, aFormer Steel Mill Looks to Make a Quantum Leap. Helicopter Crashes Into Hudson River With Multiple Fatalities. “The repeated changes in President Trump’s tariff stance has undermined investor confidence in the US government and economy,” said Carol Kong, a strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia. “The selloffs in US equities, bonds and the dollar suggest market participants are reallocating their portfolios away from US dollar assets.”News of the higher levy on Chinese goods appeared to outweigh signals from Trump that the US is close to a first deal on tariffs, without naming the country.","market":"us","thumbnail":null,"type":0,"news_type":0,"thumbnails":[],"rights":null,"property":[],"language":"en","translate_title":"","themeId":null,"theme_name":"","theme_type":"","isJumpTheme":false,"source_url":"https://finance.yahoo.com/news/euro-advances-treasuries-sell-off-055911617.html","is_publish_highlight":false,"source_rank":0,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_top_title":null,"news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"length":0,"strategy_id":0,"source":"yahoofinance_au","symbols":["CBAPH.AU","CBAPJ.AU","CBAPL.AU","CBAPI.AU","CBAPM.AU","CBAPK.AU","CBAPG.AU","CBA.AU"],"gpt_icon":0},{"id":"2526500529","title":"Are you buying the dip? 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