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$32 billion wiped off ASX in worst trading day since June — as it happened (opens the original)
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The Australian share market ended lower for the third-straight session this week despite recovering from earlier losses that saw it shed as much as $50 billion. It came after Wall Street ended in the red overnight, and followed a spike in the oil price that stoked inflation fears. Look back at the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters as it happened on our blog. Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice. Choose what information you see below by
Commonwealth Bank home loan applications fall 15pc since May (opens the original)
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The CBA has announced a $10.9 billion profit despite a large drop in home loan applications since May's budget changed tax rules for property investors and after three interest rate hikes. $2.70: That is the final dividend CBA shareholders will receive per share. Australia's largest home lender, the Commonwealth Bank, has seen home loan applications tumble 15 per cent since May, after three interest rate hikes and the federal budget's tax changes. CBA's net profit rose 7 per cent over the last f
Own Australian shares? Reporting season to bring big falls at major companies (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Australian companies will report their financial results over the coming weeks. On average, analysts are forecasting 12 per cent earnings per share growth in the 2025-26 financial year. More companies are expected to issue profit downgrades due to the impact of the property downturn on consumer sentiment. The next few weeks may be a little volatile — even stressful — for people who own shares. It's not necessarily because we're expecting Donald Trump to make some grand announcement a
As it happened: Big miners BHP and Rio Tinto dive as investors fret about investment outlook (opens the original)
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BHP Group's investors were in a world of pain today with the share price diving. It follows Thursday's operational update from the miner. Meanwhile a Senate hearing into the Telstra outage heard the telco admit to failings that led to the national outage last week. The network went down following maintenance work on a 15-year-old server that could have been replaced for $30,000. The nationwide outage disrupted business, transport and access to the Triple Zero (000) emergency system. Disclaimer:
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