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WESFARMERS LTD

74.310

-0.200-0.27%

Volume:967.30K

Turnover:70.91M

Market Cap:84.34B

PE:32.41

High:74.500

Open:74.140

Low:73.730

Close:74.510

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Want to retire rich? These ASX 200 shares could be top buy and hold picks

10 ASX ETFs to buy after the Easter break

How 'homemade dividends' can boost passive income

How to build the perfect ASX share portfolio

The pros and cons of buying Wesfarmers shares this month

Which ASX shares are most impacted by the weak Australian dollar?

What would Warren Buffett do with ASX shares in this market selloff? Probably this…

If the RBA cuts rates 5 times in 2025, I'd definitely want to buy these ASX shares today

Market shifts and contrarian opportunities: WAM Leaders on “What’s next”

BUZZ-Australia's consumer discretionary stocks tumble as recessionary fears cloud market sentiment

Here's a starter portfolio of ASX 200 shares to consider for growth, dividends, and value!

How I position my portfolio for downside protection

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2 ASX shares I think are fantastic for beginners

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6 ASX 200 shares that experts say it's time to sell

3 investing lessons from the first quarter of 2025

What to expect from Wesfarmers in the next 5 years

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