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Fortescue, ANZ Bank, Wesfarmers, CSL, Crown Resorts, Star, Perpetual, Santos, Origin Energy, Coca-Cola Amatil, Seven Group, Woodside, Auckland Airport, Sonic Healthcare, Beacon Lighting, Whispir half year results

Fortescue, ANZ Bank, Wesfarmers, CSL, Crown Resorts, Star, Perpetual, Santos, Origin Energy, Coca-Cola Amatil, Seven Group, Woodside, Auckland Airport, Sonic Healthcare, Beacon Lighting, Whispir half year results
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ASX to fall; Fortescue, CSL, ANZ to report

ASX ends flat; BOQ to raise money for potential acquisition Save Share William McInnes Bank of Queensland has entered a trading halt, requesting two consecutive halts for up to four days in order to execute a proposed capital raising for a potential acquisition. Street Talk reported earlier today Bank of Queensland was closing in on ME Bank and the regional lender had been tapped for a final round of exclusive talks after making a $1.3 billion bid. The talks were expected to be the final stage of ME Bank’s auction, run by Macquarie Capital and a deal was expected to be signed in the coming days.

2 super ASX 200 shares to buy for your retirement portfolio

2 super ASX 200 shares to buy for your retirement portfolio James Mickleboro | February 7, 2021 12:47pm | More on: Image Source: Getty Images Earlier today I had a look at a couple of shares that might be suitable for investors with a high risk tolerance. You can read about them here. On this occasion, I’m going to move down to the opposite end of the risk scale, to companies which would be suitable for those in retirement with a lower tolerance for risk. Here’s why these ASX shares could be suitable for a well-balanced retirement portfolio: Transurban Group  The first option to consider is Transurban. It is one of the world’s leading toll road operators and the owner of a collection of important roads in Australia and North America.

Why the Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) share price has soared 24% in a year

Why the Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) share price has soared 24% in a year Sebastian Bowen | February 5, 2021 2:57pm | More on: Image source: Getty Images Wesfarmers Ltd(ASX: WES) shares have proven to be among the ASX’s most dependable achievers over the past year, rising by more than 24%. Since its lows of 23 March last year, the Wesfarmers share price is up a staggering 87.5%. This year alone, the industrial conglomerate has added more than 8% to its market capitalisation and has been clocking new all-time highs like The Flash over the past two months. As a point of comparison, the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is still down around 2.4% compared to where it was 12 months ago. So what is it about this ASX blue-chip share that has investors so eager to buy in?

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