Aussie Banks Must Avoid Earnings, Dividend Disappointment -- Market Talk

Dow Jones

2025/08/04

2356 GMT - Much is riding on Australian banks meeting expectations for earnings and dividends when they update the market. Share prices of the major banks mostly underperformed the benchmark ASX 200 in July. Morgan Stanley attributes this to a brief rotation into mining, driven by higher iron-ore prices and renewed China stimulus hopes. Looking ahead to the banks' results season, MS expects revenue growth and margins to be the key earnings drivers, along with capital management strategies. "While the operating environment remains broadly stable, any disappointment on earnings or dividends could trigger a price-to-earnings de-rating given their full trading multiples," analyst Richard E. Wiles says. MS thinks investor expectations are optimistic for CBA and Westpac, but quite cautious for NAB. (david.winning@wsj.com; @dwinningWSJ)

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