ASX:CBA 8 December 2025 - 22 December 2025

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares traded near A$158.49 on 22 December 2025, modestly higher after a volatile period for bank stocks. The bank confirmed CIO Gavin Munroe’s exit the same day, with two internal successors named. CBA also paid a A$792,000 penalty over Consumer Data Right rule breaches, the largest such penalty to date.

CBA shares closed at A$157.75 on 19 December 2025, up 1.77% for the day but down 17.6% from June’s 52-week high. The bank’s market cap stands near A$264 billion. CBA now expects the RBA to raise rates in February 2026, reversing earlier forecasts. Black Friday spending hit a record A$23.8 billion, according to CommBank iQ.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares fell 0.6% to A$155.24 on 15 December 2025, tracking a sharp drop in Australian equities after the Reserve Bank signalled possible rate hikes. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand also filed civil proceedings against CBA’s ASB Bank over alleged anti-money laundering breaches dating back to 2019.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia closed Friday at A$155.96 after rebounding from a midweek low of A$152.74. The ACCC announced CBA paid A$792,000 in penalties for Consumer Data Right breaches, with the bank confirming it voluntarily reported and resolved the issue. The ASX is closed Sunday; latest data reflects Friday’s session.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares rose nearly 2% to close at A$155.72 on December 12, outpacing other major banks as financials rallied. The move followed the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to hold rates at 3.60% and signal no cuts ahead, with inflation risks cited. CBA’s stock traded between A$153.02 and A$156.20 during the session. Investors remain focused on margin pressures and regulatory changes affecting the bank’s outlook.