A reminder that hiking interest rates is a wealth transfer from workers to the banks.
As AAP reports:
The Commonwealth Bank has hiked its dividend after delivering a $5.1 billion first half cash net profit, up two per cent from a year ago, against a weaker economic backdrop.
Australia’s largest bank will pay shareholders a dividend of $2.25 per share, fully franked, up five per cent from a year ago.
CBA’s net interest margin, a key gauge of profitability, was broadly stable at 2.08 per cent, up two basis points from a year ago.
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