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CSL Limited (ASX: CSL) pre‑open brief for 17 November 2025: Buy‑back in full swing, Seqirus spin‑off delayed, guidance cut — here’s what matters

CSL Limited (ASX: CSL) pre‑open brief for 17 November 2025: Buy‑back in full swing, Seqirus spin‑off delayed, guidance cut — here’s what matters

CSL Limited heads into Monday’s open with investors still digesting a tough few months: a surprise guidance downgrade and delayed vaccines demerger at the late‑October AGM, followed by a steady drumbeat of daily buy‑back notices last week. Below is a clear, fact‑checked briefing on the latest numbers, announcements, and catalysts to watch before the bell.
16 November 2025
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BHP Group (ASX: BHP) pre‑open briefing for Monday, 17 Nov 2025: UK dam ruling fallout, China iron‑ore tensions, and overnight cues

BHP Group (ASX: BHP) pre‑open briefing for Monday, 17 Nov 2025: UK dam ruling fallout, China iron‑ore tensions, and overnight cues

Late Friday, the High Court of England & Wales ruled that BHP can be held liable as a “polluter” under Brazilian environmental law and at fault under Brazil’s civil code for the Fundão dam collapse, which killed 19 people and polluted the Doce River system. The judgment relates to conduct before November 2015 and does not yet set damages; a second‑stage trial on quantum is due in 2026. BHP says it will appeal and continue to defend the UK group action. bhp.com+1
16 November 2025
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Singapore Stocks: 10 Things to Know Before the SGX Opens on Monday, Nov 17, 2025

Singapore Stocks: 10 Things to Know Before the SGX Opens on Monday, Nov 17, 2025

Quick read: Wall Street finished mixed on Friday as traders turned their focus to Nvidia’s results this week; oil jumped after a Russian export hub was hit but has since partially normalised; gold firmed; and the U.S. dollar was steadier. China’s latest data cooled—another headwind for Asia—while Japan is lining up a fresh stimulus package. At home, the STI slipped on Friday, the MAS kept policy unchanged in October, and banks’ Q3 messages were about resilient earnings but thinner margins ahead. Watch SIA and ST Engineering into their ex‑dividend dates later this week, and keep an eye on Friday’s detailed Q3 Singapore GDP report. Reuters+8Reuters+8Reuters+8
16 November 2025
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Westpac’s $7 Billion Windfall Ignites ASX Rally Despite Mining Slump – Nov 3, 2025

ASX today: 7 things to know before the Sydney open — Nov 17, 2025 (SPI futures, AUD, iron ore, oil, gold, and the RBA week ahead)

Australian shares look set for a cautious open as global leads remain mixed, commodity signals are uneven, and a busy domestic macro week looms. S&P/ASX 200 futures finished Friday virtually flat, while Wall Street ended the week with a modest tech-led rebound and firmer bond yields. Iron ore is hovering near US$104/t, Brent crude ended the week higher, and gold cooled from record levels. The Australian dollar is holding around the mid‑0.65s after stronger‑than‑expected local jobs data. Trading Economics+5Investing.com+5Reuters+5
16 November 2025
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Palantir (PLTR) Stock Forecast: AI-Fueled Surge, Q3 Earnings Blowout & 2025 Outlook

Palantir Stock (PLTR) on November 17, 2025: What You Need to Know Before the Market Opens

Palantir Technologies heads into Monday’s U.S. stock market open on November 17, 2025 as one of the most talked‑about AI stocks in the world. After a record run above $200 per share earlier this month, the stock has pulled back sharply, volatility has spiked, and high‑profile bears like Michael Burry are openly betting against it – even as the company posts “otherworldly” growth and raises its outlook yet again. Reuters+1
16 November 2025
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    July 25, 2026, 4:49 AM EDT. While the FTSE 250 posts a typical dividend yield of 3.3%, TBC Bank (LSE:TBCG) offers a higher 5.4% yield, projected to reach 6.8% by 2027. TBC has gained 303% over the last five years but trades at just 5.5 times forward earnings, suggesting continued value. As a Georgian lender, it reports robust revenue expansion, strong ROE in the mid-20s, and efficient operations, making it a noteworthy source of passive income despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.