Category: ASX: CSL

ASX: CSL

CSL plunges another 12%, is it time to buy?

ASX: CSL 28/10/2025

CSL plunges as it abalones Seqirus demerger – is it time to Buy?

ASX: CSL 13/02/2025

CSL Ltd (CSL) – Is the smart money switching out?

ASX: CSL 16/02/2022

CSL shares surge – here’s why

CSL: +8.51%: A strong 1H22 for CSL relative to market expectations today plus their guidance was positive for the full year.

ASX: CSL 03/12/2021

CSL share price falls following acquisition chatter

CSL -2.5%: News overnight that CSL is apparently in talks to buy Swiss-based drug maker Vifor Pharma saw shares lower today.

ASX: CSL 18/08/2021

CSL meets FY21 but guidance disappoints

CSL -1.47%: FY21 Result: A solid FY21 result for CSL booking a ~3% beat at the profit line.

ASX: APT 05/05/2021

CSL rallies on better plasma collections

ASX: CSL 14/08/2019

CSL crashes into unknown territory

ASX: CSL 13/02/2019

Market too optimistic on CSL result

ASX: CSL 19/09/2018

CSL – shareholders get another injection

Latest Reports

Afternoon report 21/09/2026

The Match Out: ASX holds its nerve as tech keeps bleeding; Perpetual rejects EQT’s best-and-final

The ASX started the week on the back foot but managed to claw back most of the early losses, finishing essentially flat after a 40pts of weakness to begin proceedings. The key driver continues to be the domestic rate outlook, with both Commonwealth Bank and ANZ shifting their view and calling a 25bp RBA hike to 4.60% next week, with credit markets now fully pricing that in.

Morning report 21/09/2026

Macro Monday: The ASX 200 is following the 2022 roadmap into October

Last week saw the ASX 200 extend its September pullback to -3.8%, taking the total decline from August’s all-time high to almost -7%. The chart below highlights the uncanny similarities with 2022, when the RBA began aggressively tightening monetary policy, and Australia’s 10-year bond yield surged from around 1.5% to 4%, weighing on equity valuations. We’ve been watching with growing interest as the index continues to track the path of 2022’s “bond tantrum” remarkably closely - rising bond yields are the common denominator in both years.