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COLES GROUP LTD

21.500

+0.2301.08%

Volume:3.32M

Turnover:68.55M

Market Cap:28.74B

PE:26.05

High:21.590

Open:21.260

Low:21.190

Close:21.270

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Overview Company News Filings

Which ASX 200 market sector GAINED value during last week's rout?

A trip down memory lane: How buying stocks in the Covid pandemic made me a better investor today

Here are the top 10 ASX 200 shares today

5 ASX 200 shares rocketing higher in this month's falling market

BUZZ-Australian consumer stocks defy falling trend as Trump tariffs strike

Coles Confirms Complying with Mandatory Code of Conduct

MT Newswires Live

More shoppers say Coles (not Woolworths) is their main supermarket

The Australian Financial Review

These 4 Measures Indicate That Coles Group (ASX:COL) Is Using Debt Reasonably Well

Simply Wall St.

How I'd build a diversified ASX portfolio in 1 year

Australian Competition Regulator Says Supermarket Giants to Face Mandatory Code of Conduct

MT Newswires Live

3 investing lessons from the first quarter of 2025

Market selloff? Here's why income investors should be buying ASX dividend shares

‘Stop taking the piss off consumers’, PM warns Coles and Woolworths

The Australian Financial Review

Falling interest rates: The winners and losers

3 ASX 200 dividend shares to supercharge your passive income

Which ASX sectors will benefit most from falling interest rates?

DRP share prices: What will Wesfarmers, Coles, and Telstra investors pay?

5 things to watch on the ASX 200 on Thursday

The two most expensive supermarkets to shop revealed

Woolworths prices up though other supermarket prices trending downWoolworths is the only major supermarket chain to flunk a government-funded report on grocery prices across Australia.2 min read

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Putting aside the usual pontification about 'where is the year going?', I thought it might be a good chance to look back on the quarter almost passed and glean some investing lessons.Well, the markets aren't soaring anymore. As recently covered, Trump's tariff policies have royally spooked investors, with the S&P 500 Index now down more than 9% from its February peak. Similarly, the S&P/ASX 200 Index  has lost more than 8% since Valentine's Day.This would have provided a much-needed cushion against falling share prices for many ASX investors in recent weeks. The most astute investors would have been able to redeploy this cash into shares at cheaper prices, too.Over the last few decades, ASX shares have, on average, delivered more returns from dividends than from capital growth. 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