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COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA

153.590

-2.800-1.79%

Volume:2.30M

Turnover:355.30M

Market Cap:256.80B

PE:26.42

High:156.880

Open:156.440

Low:153.590

Close:156.390

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Overview Company News Filings

What Goldman, Macquarie, CBA and AusSuper are really watching amid chaos

The Australian Financial Review

Australia's biggest bank CBA says more rate cuts are not on the horizon

Funding Metrics for Australia's Big Four Banks Set to Stabilize

MT Newswires Live

3 ASX ETFs to buy for passive income

Overinvested in CBA shares? Here are two alternative ASX passive income options

National Australia Bank's chief executive just sold 31,000 shares on-market

Australian shares inch up as mining stocks gain

ASX Market Close: All sectors green as Oz investors do some dip buying | March 3, 2025

The Market Herald

Down 8%: Are Westpac shares still a buy for dividend income?

What happened with the CBA share price in February?

BUZZ-Australian banks drop; Macquarie sees Feb cut dragging margins by 1-2 bps

5 high-quality ASX ETFs to buy in March

A safer ASX dividend stock to buy with $20,000 right now

2 ASX dividend shares to double up on right now

Aussie shares drop, dragged by miners; log worst month in nearly 2-1/2 years

CBA, NAB grapple with the rise and rise of mortgage brokers

The Australian Financial Review

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