ASX:LLC 3 May 2026 - 25 June 2026

Macquarie Group Limited (ASX:MQG) stock pinned below record as filings crowd thin week
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Macquarie Group Limited (ASX:MQG) stock pinned below record as filings crowd thin week

Macquarie heads into the new week in a tight place: close enough to its record that sellers have room to test it, but with Friday’s tape too light to call conviction. The stock fell 0.25% to A$249.36 on 673,480 shares, below the 853,560 average shown by Google Finance. The day’s range was A$247.80 to A$250.59. The better read is the week. Macquarie slipped 0.18% from the prior Friday close of A$249.82, while the ASX 200 lost 0.73%. That gap matters because Macquarie had already run 23.15% this year and was still less than 2% off its 52-week high.
June 26, 2026
ASX 200 down 0.7% with banks, miners offsetting gains
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ASX 200 down 0.7% with banks, miners offsetting gains

ASX 200 drops almost 60 points as sector gains mask wider split The ASX 200 closed down 59.7 points and the All Ordinaries ended 61 points lower at 8,951.60. Still, most sectors finished higher, with seven out of 11 in positive territory. The VanEck Australian Equal Weight ETF was up A$0.30 at A$38.70. The S&P/ASX 200 uses float-adjusted market value to weight stocks. MVW spreads its weighting evenly across big, liquid Australian names and holds a different list. The difference hit benchmark funds, as losses among the top stocks wiped out gains elsewhere in the market.
June 25, 2026
Mirvac Group Eyes 4,000-Home Brisbane Prize as Visy Site Race Narrows
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Mirvac Group Eyes 4,000-Home Brisbane Prize as Visy Site Race Narrows

Mirvac Group and Lendlease are now seen as the leading contenders to redevelop the former Visy glass site along Brisbane’s South Brisbane riverfront, according to the Courier-Mail. That puts the two heavyweight Australian developers out in front in the state-run competition for the rare inner-city property. The Courier-Mail also noted that Economic Development Queensland hasn’t officially announced the shortlist. Dubai-based Sobha Realty and Azizi Developments are reportedly still in the running. Timing is crucial here: the site is large, nearby, and carries political weight. EDQ calls it 7.1 hectares of prime riverfront, just 1.3 kilometres out from Brisbane’s CBD, with 400 metres of river edge and scope for over 4,000 homes inside a mixed-use area.
May 3, 2026