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Stock Market 10 February 2026

CSL shares slide as CEO Paul McKenzie retires, Gordon Naylor named interim ahead of results

CSL shares slide as CEO Paul McKenzie retires, Gordon Naylor named interim ahead of results

CSL said CEO Paul McKenzie will retire, appointing Gordon Naylor as interim chief from Feb. 11. Shares closed down 4.98% after the announcement, which came after market close. Naylor, a former Seqirus and finance head, will lead Wednesday’s half-year results briefing. The leadership change follows weak U.S. flu vaccine demand and delayed plans to spin off Seqirus.
NAB share price holds near A$44 as bank earnings loom and rate bets shift

NAB share price holds near A$44 as bank earnings loom and rate bets shift

National Australia Bank shares closed nearly flat at A$43.98 after a volatile session, ahead of its first-quarter trading update next week. NAB will raise variable home loan rates by 0.25% from Feb. 13, following the Reserve Bank’s latest hike. A NAB survey showed business cost pressures at their lowest since 2021. The bank also announced disaster relief for customers hit by Northern Territory flooding.
BHP stock rises on ASX as copper spend plan and port reopening sharpen focus ahead of results

BHP stock rises on ASX as copper spend plan and port reopening sharpen focus ahead of results

BHP shares closed up 1.1% at A$50.26, tracking gains in major miners as Rio Tinto rose 1.4% and Fortescue about 1.0%. Investors focused on BHP’s copper projects, including the Vicuña venture with Lundin Mining, which may double investment to $800 million this year. Iron ore held near $100 a tonne as Pilbara ports reopened after cyclone disruptions. BHP reports half-year results Feb. 17.
10 February 2026
Macquarie stock pops on Q3 update, then cools — what MQG investors are watching next

Macquarie stock pops on Q3 update, then cools — what MQG investors are watching next

Macquarie Group shares closed up 0.8% at A$214.50 after a third-quarter update, having jumped as much as 4% earlier. The bank reported higher net profit contributions across all divisions, with assets under management rising 3% to A$736.1 billion. Investors focused on steady trading and a flagged 31% effective tax rate for 2026. The S&P/ASX 200 finished nearly flat.
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) share price slips ahead of results: margins and dividend in focus

Commonwealth Bank (CBA) share price slips ahead of results: margins and dividend in focus

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.
10 February 2026
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Stock Market Today 10.02.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: February 10, 2026, 12:00 AM ESTUpdated: February 10, 2026, 11:59 PM EST Software Bear Market: Buy Axon Enterprise, Avoid Atlassian February 10, 2026, 11:59 PM EST. Software stocks have dropped sharply following concerns over AI disruption and disappointing earnings from leaders like Microsoft. Among the sector, Axon Enterprise (AXON) stands out. Combining hardware and software for law enforcement, Axon's unique ecosystem includes AI-driven tools like Draft One for report writing. Despite a 50% decline from its peak, Axon's niche customer base and growth prospects, including expansions into drones and emergency services, suggest resilience. Revenue is forecast to
10 February 2026
Linde (LIN) stock closes higher at $456 as analysts lift targets — what investors watch next

Linde (LIN) stock closes higher at $456 as analysts lift targets — what investors watch next

Linde plc shares closed up 1.8% at $456.34 Monday, with little change after hours. BMO and Redburn raised price targets, while DZ Bank cut its rating to neutral. Last week, Linde projected 2026 adjusted EPS of $17.40–$17.90 and capital spending up to $5.5 billion, citing a record $10 billion backlog. The company will present at Citi’s industrial conference on Feb. 17.
10 February 2026
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