National Australia Bank Ltd
OTC Pink - Current Information:NABZY

  • LAST PRICE
    12.9900
  • TODAY'S CHANGE (%)
    0.2000 (1.5637%)
  • Bid / Lots
    12.8700/ 1
  • Ask / Lots
    13.1000/ 1
  • Open / Previous Close
    13.3800 / 12.7900
  • Day Range
    12.7900
    13.3800
  • 52 Week Range
    8.8500
    14.0600
  • Volume
    61,077

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  • Nov 17, 2024

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    • 7:43PM ET on Sunday Nov 17, 2024 by Dow Jones
      Companies Mentioned: NABZY

      0043 GMT - Australian banks' balance-sheet strength and the economic backdrop aren't enough to justify the rise in their shares over 2024, Macquarie analysts write in a note to clients. They say that pre-provision earnings growth looks sluggish, with headline earnings supported by low impairment charges. They say that tailwinds from low impairments are probably ending, while competition and cost headwinds limit scope for further EPS upgrades. Higher impairments could weigh on dividend yields, they add. (stuart.condie@wsj.com)

    • 5:11PM ET on Sunday Nov 17, 2024 by Dow Jones
      Companies Mentioned: NABZY

      2211 GMT - Australian banks' recent market updates indicate the lenders need lower inflation and interest rates to support earnings, Citi says. Its analysts tell clients that Australian banks are unlikely to enjoy the same benefits as U.S. counterparts from the incoming Trump administration. The latest advance by shares of the country's four largest banks over the past two weeks only stretches valuation further, they say. Stubbornly high costs, pressure on revenue growth and deteriorating asset quality are all seen as headwinds at Citi. Their order of preference remains Westpac, Commonwealth Bank, NAB and ANZ, but they are sell rated on all four. (stuart.condie@wsj.com)

  • Nov 7, 2024

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