Category: ASX:NAB

ASX:NAB

National Australia Bank (NAB) reports higher costs and weaker margins, what’s next for stock prices?

NAB -2.93%: The business focussed bank reported 3Q results today that signalled higher costs and weaker margins while unaudited cash profit came in at $1.8bn, pretty much in line with the run rate required to meet full year expectations.

ASX:NAB 05/05/2022

NAB beats 1H but cost outlook weighs on shares

NAB -0.59%: the second of the banks to report 1st half results, NAB shares were lower despite a small beat to consensus.

ASX:NAB 09/11/2021

NAB reports FY21 result, shares track lower

NAB -0.76%: The 3rd and final of the Big 4 banks to report FY21 results today with NAB confirming a very strong bounce back post COVID.

ASX:NAB 06/05/2021

National Bank (NAB) 1H result first read

his morning NAB released FY21 results that look positive on first read through

ASX:NAB 06/11/2020

NAB result rounds out the banks

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IOOF (IFL) make NAB an offer for MLC

ASX:NAB 28/04/2020

NAB raises equity

ASX:NAB 22/04/2020

NAB Flags profit hit ahead of first half result

ASX:NAB 07/11/2019

NAB’s result the best of a bad bunch for the banks

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Bank Valuations and the RBA rate cut

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Reporting Season Wrap: The Banking Sector

ASX:NAB 08/02/2019

Changes at the top for NAB

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Midday Market Movers: National Australia Bank leads ASX big banks higher

ASX:ANZ 18/10/2018

Are Aussie banks cheap enough?

ASX:ANZ 16/05/2018

Are bank dividends sustainable?

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