Red Leaf Securities tags CSL a buy after 0.77% weekly rise; BHP rated hold after 0.54% drop; CBA marked sell
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ASX 200 heavyweights received mixed broker-style views amid an index pullback to a 15-week low. CSL’s FY27 underlying profit growth guide (~5%) and a A$1.1bn buyback support healthcare sentiment, while BHP faces demand and growth uncertainty tied to China despite copper exposure. CBA is flagged as valuation-stretched with higher-rate risks to credit quality and growth.
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Red Leaf Securities shared its views on ASX 200 heavyweights CSL and BHP. CSL ended last week up 0.77% at 176.95 Australian dollars after flagging roughly 5% underlying profit growth guidance for fiscal 2027, pointing to improved immunoglobulin sales in the second half of fiscal 2026, and announcing an additional 1.1 billion Australian dollars share buyback. BHP finished the week down 0.54% at 60.72 Australian dollars.
