CSL Ltd shares are climbing again on Monday, with the healthcare giant continuing its strong rebound.
CSL shares have now almost doubled from their 2026 low of $90, so a lot of the recovery has already happened.
The relative strength index is now at 68, which is getting close to the 70 level generally considered overbought.
According to Reuters, markets are now implying a 93% chance that the cash rate will rise from 4.35% to 4.60% at next week's meeting.
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CSL Ltd shares are climbing again on Monday, with the healthcare giant continuing its strong rebound.
The CSL share price is up 1.29% to $177.85 in early afternoon trade after reaching an intraday high of $178.42.
CSL shares have now almost doubled from their 2026 low of $90, so a lot of the recovery has already happened.
The first thing that jumps out to me on the chart is the resistance sitting just below $180.
CSL shares have pushed into this area a few times recently, but so far haven't been able to break through it.
The relative strength index is now at 68, which is getting close to the 70 level generally considered overbought.
The RBA meets again on 29 September, and another interest rate increase is looking likely.
According to Reuters, markets are now implying a 93% chance that the cash rate will rise from 4.35% to 4.60% at next week's meeting.
A clean break above that level would be a much better signal to me than buying right underneath it.
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