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Fortescue Ltd stock (ASX:FMG) heads into the new week sitting near fresh 12‑month highs after a strong run in large-cap miners and a steadier iron ore tape. With the ASX closed on Sunday (14 December 2025), the latest traded reference point is Friday’s close: FMG ended 12 December at A$22.98, after trading A$22.64–A$23.20 intraday and printing a 52‑week range of A$13.18–A$23.38. Investing.com+1 The setup for the week ahead is classic Fortescue: the share price is being pulled by two gravitational fields at once — near-term iron ore and China data, and longer-term “green metals” optionality (which just got a headline

Updated: 14 December 2025 (Sunday) — Markets note: The ASX is closed today, so this update reflects information available up to the last trading session, Friday 12 December 2025. Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) heads into the new week with investors balancing two very different forces: a late-week rebound in bank shares and a fresh reminder that regulatory compliance risk never really goes away, even when the dollar amounts look small. CBA finished Friday at about A$155.96, after trading as high as roughly A$156.38 on the day. Over the week, the stock chopped around, dipping to the low A$152s