The
Commonwealth Bank of Australia(ASX: CBA) share price has gone from strength to strength following the company’s third-quarter update on 12 May.
The bank’s shares are currently up another 1.53% today at $98.06 after setting another all-time record high of $98.40 in earlier trade. Many investors will be keenly wondering whether CBA shares can potentially break the $100 mark for the first time on record.
With the Commonwealth Bank share price outperforming its big four peers in recent weeks, will it plateau or continue to run? Here’s what analysts at
Macquarie are thinking.
Where Macquarie thinks the CBA share price will go next
Which ASX bank share is the cheapest after earnings?
Sebastian Bowen | May 12, 2021 4:00pm |
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The ASX banks have been in the news a lot over the past couple of weeks. Like a lot. For starters, the
S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) made a new all-time high this week. And seeing as the big four ASX banks dominate the largest weighted shares in the ASX 200, this has drawn interest (pardon the pun).
But perhaps the biggest reason why all eyes have been on the banks is good old fashioned earnings.
Australia and New Zealand Banking GrpLtd(ASX: ANZ) and
What do the CEOs of the Big Four banks think of the Federal Budget?
Brooke Cooper | May 12, 2021 4:01pm |
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The Federal Budget has been on the lips of most Australians today, and the top dogs of Australia’s Big Four banks, along with
They were all generally supportive of the Budget, despite acknowledging it was far more stimulatory than many Australians expected.
Some complimented the Government on its approach to supporting businesses, while others were looking forward to the return of migration in 2022.
Here’s what they had to say.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group
Does the NAB (ASX:NAB) share price offer a 7% dividend yield?
Does the NAB (ASX:NAB) share price offer a 7% dividend yield?
At the current National Australia Bank Ltd (ASX:NAB) share price, does it offer a 7% grossed-up dividend yield of 7%?
Tristan Harrison has been a contributor to The Motley Fool since October 2016. He has an advanced diploma from the Association of Accounting Technicians (UK) and is currently studying to be a Chartered Institute Management Accountant. Tristan s goal is to help Australians learn about the great businesses listed on the ASX that will help grow their portfolio, wealth and confidence about investments over the long term. He s a keen tennis fan and can t wait for the next Australian Open to roll around.