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ANZ
0.10 (AUD)
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1:5
Mon - Fri: 00:05-05:55
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About Anz and Anz Trading
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) is an Australian multinational banking and financial services company located in Melbourne, Australia. The institution is the second-largest bank by assets and third-largest bank by market capitalization in Australia.
As of December 30, 2020, the company's market cap stands at $65.32 billion. For those interested to invest in ANZ, it's worth noting that the bank has paid dividends of 25 cents per share and 35 cents per share in 2020.
You can buy ANZ shares live on exchanges or you can trade them through derivatives solutions, such as CFDs. Buying shares on exchanges is a long-term investment since you stand to gain only if prices go up.
At CAPEX.com you can follow the ANZ live chart to trade on the price movements of this popular stock through CFDs. If you think that ANZ share prices will go up, you can open a long position (BUY). If you think prices will decrease, you can open a short position (SELL).
Even though COVID-19 has been impacting financial institutions all over the world, the ANZ stock can offer several advantages. The company's home loan growth has been above average, whilst it has also seen strong deposit growth in the second half of 2020, things that could potentially make it enticing for investors. Trading ANZ is open from Monday to Friday between 23:05-04:55 GMT.