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ASX:CBA News 24 November 2025 - 9 December 2025

Most Active ASX Stocks Today (9 December 2025): Miners, Lithium Plays and Banks Drive the Market

Most Active ASX Stocks Today (9 December 2025): Miners, Lithium Plays and Banks Drive the Market

Australian shares traded cautiously around the 8,600 mark on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, as investors waited for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s final interest-rate decision of the year and digested a string of stock‑specific catalysts. Futures pointed lower in the morning and the ASX 200 opened down about 0.3%, with only a couple of sectors in the green.Market Index+2ABC+2 Beneath the relatively modest index move, trading activity was concentrated in a familiar mix of iron ore giants, lithium stocks, big banks and a handful of high‑beta names. Data from TradingView and Investing.com show that Fortescue, BHP, Commonwealth Bank, Pilbara Minerals,
9 December 2025
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) Share Price, Dividend and Stock Forecast – 8 December 2025

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) Share Price, Dividend and Stock Forecast – 8 December 2025

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) is still the heavyweight of the ASX banking sector, but its share price halo has slipped in 2025. After a year of record profits, generous dividends and now‑fading interest‑rate‑cut hopes, investors are asking a simple question with a complicated answer: is CBA still worth its premium price tag? Below is a deep dive into CBA’s share price today, the latest news, analyst forecasts and key risks as at 8 December 2025. CBA share price today: modest bounce after a rough November On 8 December 2025, Commonwealth Bank shares were trading around A$154–155, with Investing.com
8 December 2025
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OpenAI Certifications Hit 10,000 Workers as Accenture Bets Big on ChatGPT Enterprise and Agentic AI

OpenAI Certifications Hit 10,000 Workers as Accenture Bets Big on ChatGPT Enterprise and Agentic AI

The race to build an AI‑literate workforce just shifted up a gear. In the first week of December 2025, OpenAI confirmed that more than 10,000 employees across its partners are now pursuing or holding OpenAI Certifications, with consulting giant Accenture emerging as the flagship example after signing a deep partnership to roll out ChatGPT Enterprise and large‑scale AI training to tens of thousands of staff. Reuters+3OpenAI+3Forbes+3 The deal isn’t just another software rollout. It’s a signal of how quickly “AI fluency” is becoming a core job requirement, and how consulting, enterprise IT and even hiring platforms are being rebuilt around
7 December 2025
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WA Property Finance in Focus: Pallas Capital’s Perth Expansion, CBA’s Ellie Everington and the 5% First Home Buyer Scheme Squeeze

WA Property Finance in Focus: Pallas Capital’s Perth Expansion, CBA’s Ellie Everington and the 5% First Home Buyer Scheme Squeeze

Published: 5 December 2025 Western Australia has suddenly moved to the centre of Australia’s housing and mortgage story. On the same day that non‑bank lender Pallas Capital confirmed a major push into Perth and Commonwealth Bank’s Ellie Everington stepped into the spotlight as WA state sales manager, policymakers and lenders are grappling with the fallout from the federal 5% First Home Buyer Deposit Scheme — including longer mortgage pre‑approval times and new tensions around broker access. Taken together, these developments show how policy, pricing and people are reshaping the way West Australians — and first‑home buyers nationally — access finance
5 December 2025
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) Share Price in December 2025: Is the Market Re‑rating a Quality Giant or Pricing in Trouble for 2026?

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) Share Price in December 2025: Is the Market Re‑rating a Quality Giant or Pricing in Trouble for 2026?

Updated 4 December 2025 Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) has gone from market darling to market headache in just a few months. As of early afternoon on 4 December 2025, CBA shares were trading around A$152–153, after closing at A$152.05 on 3 December.Traders Union+1 That leaves Australia’s biggest bank roughly 20% below its late‑June record high near A$192, and down about 13% over the past month as investors reassess what they are willing to pay for the stock.ABC+1 Yet the business itself is still printing record profits, paying record dividends and ramping up its bet on artificial intelligence. So why
4 December 2025
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CBA Share Price on 2 December 2025: Why Commonwealth Bank Stock Is Falling and What Comes Next

CBA Share Price on 2 December 2025: Why Commonwealth Bank Stock Is Falling and What Comes Next

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) has gone from market darling to market headache in just a few months. Here’s what’s really happening with the CBA share price, and what the latest forecasts say as of 2 December 2025. Where the CBA share price sits today As of around midday on 2 December 2025, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) shares are trading near A$152 on the ASX. Google Finance shows a previous close of A$151.64, a 52‑week range of A$140.21 to A$192.00, a market cap of about A$254 billion, a P/E ratio around 25x, and a dividend yield near 3.2%
2 December 2025
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Commonwealth Bank’s AI-Focused CIO Gavin Munroe to Exit in December 2025 as Tech Leadership Is Split in Two

Commonwealth Bank’s AI-Focused CIO Gavin Munroe to Exit in December 2025 as Tech Leadership Is Split in Two

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has announced a major shake-up at the top of its technology organisation, confirming that Group Executive Technology and Group Chief Information Officer (CIO) Gavin Munroe will leave the bank on 22 December 2025 to pursue opportunities outside the organisation.commbank.com.au+1 In the interim, CBA is adopting a dual-CIO structure: Both will report directly to CEO Matt Comyn, pending regulatory approval, effectively splitting responsibility for one of the most advanced banking tech stacks in the region.commbank.com.au+2iTnews+2 The news, first reported by outlets including the Australian Financial Review and iTnews, immediately positions CBA’s tech transition as one of
24 November 2025
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Applied Materials stock jumps 6% into a packed week — what matters before Monday

Applied Materials stock jumps 6% into a packed week — what matters before Monday

7 February 2026
New York, February 7, 2026, 15:51 (EST) — Market closed. Applied Materials (AMAT) shares rose 6.1% on Friday to close at $322.51, extending a two-day rebound as U.S. equities snapped back from a tech-led slide. The stock finished the week about 6% below its 52-week high and traded heavier than its 50-day average. (MarketWatch) With U.S. markets shut for the weekend, the move leaves traders staring at the next catalyst rather than the last tick. Applied sits in the middle of the chipmaking supply chain, and its comments can reset expectations for equipment demand in a hurry. Friday’s bid came
RTX stock faces Pentagon payout curb list next week as dividend stays in play

RTX stock faces Pentagon payout curb list next week as dividend stays in play

7 February 2026
RTX closed at $198.66 Friday, up 1.4%, after declaring a 68-cent quarterly dividend payable March 19. The Pentagon is expected to name defense contractors early next week that could face limits on dividends and buybacks under a Trump order. RTX’s Raytheon unit has been singled out as “least responsive.” Companies named would have 15 days to submit remediation plans.
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