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BANK OF QUEENSLAND UN/ADR

Financial Services · Banks - Regional

$10.00

Up+$0.00 (+0.00%)

Updated Nov 4, 2026, 11:41 PM

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4.9/10

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Market cap
2.67B
P/E ratio
32.18
Dividend yield
4.92%
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Volume
1
Avg. volume
160

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BKQNY recent ratings
DateFirmRatingTarget
Aug 12, 2026MACQUARIE RESEARCHUnderperform—
Aug 10, 2026JEFFERIESUnderperform—
Jul 16, 2026E&PNeutral—
Jun 30, 2026JEFFERIESUnderperform—
Jun 29, 2026JEFFERIESUnderperform—
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Yahoo · Oct 16, 2026

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) Shares Reflect FY Results And Valuation Premium

Bank of Queensland stock closed at A$6.87 today after the market had a day to chew over its FY 2026 result. On the surface the move caps a solid recent run, with the share price higher over the past week and quarter. The headline, though, is a cleaner profit picture rather than a surge in earnings power. Statutory net profit after tax came in at A$250m for the year and the net interest margin for the bank was 1.7%, with a modest uplift in the second half. The catch is valuation. The shares...

Yahoo · Sep 29, 2026

3 Australian Bank Stocks Retail Investors Are Watching After Higher Interest Rates

Interest rates in Australia just moved higher again, with the RBA lifting the cash rate to 4.6%, and that shift is quietly reshaping which stocks feel pressure and which find fresh breathing room. Some financial companies can see improved net interest margins in this kind of setting, while more leveraged sectors feel the squeeze. This article walks through three stocks from our higher-rate screener that appear closely exposed to this latest policy move, and explains how that might matter for...

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