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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...
Judo Capital Holdings Ltd (JDCHF) delivers strong FY26 results with 42% PPOP growth and improved margins, while guiding to higher provisions and stable NIM for FY27.
In late June 2026, Judo Capital Holdings cut its FY26 profit-before-tax target to A$163 million–A$169 million and disclosed three rapidly deteriorating loan exposures totaling about A$70 million–A$80 million, prompting a reassessment of its credit risk profile. This relatively small portion of the loan book, around 0.5%, has sparked broader questions among analysts about Judo’s risk controls and how quickly credit issues can emerge in its SME-focused portfolio. We’ll now explore how Judo’s...
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