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Commonwealth Bank keeps tight lipped on potential rates cut despite almost-record profit
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After posting a $5.13 billion half-yearly profit, Commonwealth Bank is doing well for itself.
But what does that mean for the 17 million Australians who use its services and its 2 million home loan users?
Nine Money editor Effie Zahos quizzed Commonwealth Bank's chief executive Matt Comyn about whether the bank will pass on the RBA's interest rates decision on Tuesday.
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Nine Money editor Effie Zahos quizzed Commonwealth Bank's chief executive Matt Comyn Nine
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