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ASX 200 market performance and volatility

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Latest: Australian shares fall as BHP copper output and NAB job cuts weigh on ASX

The ASX 200 has experienced a period of volatility and mixed performance among major companies. In late September, individual stocks showed varied results, with AMP Ltd rising following strong half-year profits, while Wo

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Australian corporate investment analysis

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Latest: Coles Group Ltd shows resilience and dividend growth in Australian market

Financial analyses of Australian companies Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and Coles Group Ltd highlight varying market positions and growth prospects. CBA shares have recently traded near their 52-week low, with an

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Wesfarmers financial performance and dividend trends

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Latest: Wesfarmers Ltd maintains dividend growth and diversified retail portfolio

Wesfarmers Ltd reported strong financial results for the 2026 fiscal year, characterized by an 8.3% increase in underlying net profit to $2.87 billion and a 7.3% rise in underlying operating profit to $4.5 billion. Reven

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Fortescue Ltd share price decline and China trade tensions

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Latest: Fortescue iron ore sales fall 13% amid China pricing dispute

Fortescue Ltd has experienced a significant decline in share value, reaching a 52-week low of approximately $16.57. Despite a 9% increase in revenue to US$16.97 billion driven by iron ore prices and shipments, the compan

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ASX volatility continues amid global rate signals and GDP

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Latest: ASX healthcare and consumer stocks show growth potential

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has concluded its August earnings season, revealing a narrow recovery characterized by an 11.6 per cent rise in aggregate profits. While the healthcare sector demonstrated signifi

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