ASX:CBA 3 February 2026 - 27 February 2026

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares closed up 0.7% at A$178.19 as the S&P/ASX 200 finished 0.9% higher at 9,086 points, just below a record. Australia’s unemployment rate held at 4.1% in January, with employment rising by 17,800. CBA’s A$2.35 interim dividend has a record date of Feb. 19 and pays March 30.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares closed down 0.14% at A$178.03 Tuesday, ahead of going ex-dividend on Wednesday for a A$2.35 per share payout. The stock remains up about 12% since Feb. 6. Minutes from the Reserve Bank showed uncertainty over further rate hikes. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.24%, while CBA lagged the broader market.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares fell 0.7% to A$158.74 Tuesday as investors trimmed positions before the bank’s half-year results due Wednesday. Bank stocks weighed on the S&P/ASX 200, which closed nearly flat. CBA has flagged a A$68 million provision and A$53 million in non-recurring items. Investors are focused on margins, costs, and the interim dividend timetable.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares closed at A$158.91, down 0.23% Friday, as the S&P/ASX 200 fell 2.03% and nearly A$70 billion was wiped from the market. The bank reports half-year results and an interim dividend on Feb. 11, with shares going ex-dividend Feb. 18. CBA flagged a A$68 million provision linked to ASIC’s Better Banking review. The RBA raised rates to 3.85% on Feb. 3, with CBA passing on the increase from Feb. 13.