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ASX 200 closes -0.49% as CSL crash drags Healthcare -6.47% — Monday 11 May 2026

CSL.AX -15.96% on FY26 guidance cut and US$5bn impairment; uranium names rallied with PDN.AX +5.76%, SLX.AX +5.31%, DYL.AX +4.62%.

Mixed3 min readBy Swingfolio Research

At a glance

ASX 2008,702-0.49%
AU VIX13.46+3.40%
Gold4,684-0.98%
Brent104.78+3.45%
AUD/USD0.724-0.13%

Top gainers

  • 4DX.AU4DMEDICAL Ltd+7.17%
  • PDN.AUPaladin Energy Ltd+5.76%
  • SLX.AUSILEX Systems Ltd+5.31%
  • LRV.AULarvotto Resources Ltd+4.87%
  • DYL.AUDeep Yellow Ltd+4.62%

Top losers

  • CSL.AUCSL Limited-15.96%
  • WEB.AUWEB Travel Group Ltd-5.45%
  • A4N.AUAlpha HPA Ltd-4.41%
  • EOS.AUElectro Optic Systems Ltd-4.14%
  • GQG.AUGQG Partners Inc-3.68%

ASX 200 closes -0.49% as CSL crash drags Healthcare -6.47% — Monday 11 May 2026

ASX 200 close: 8,701.8 (-0.49%) Sector breadth: 3 sectors up / 7 down Sentiment: mixed

Session highlights

The S&P/ASX 200 closed at 8,701.8 on 11 May 2026, down 42.6 points or 0.49%, with a single-name story dominating the session: CSL.AX -15.96% to $100.75 after the interim CEO's 90-day review cut FY26 guidance and flagged a US$5bn non-cash impairment, including the 2022 CSL Vifor acquisition.

  • CSL.AX -15.96% to $100.75 — the dominant single-name move; biggest one-day drop on record for the stock
  • PDN.AX +5.76%, SLX.AX +5.31%, DYL.AX +4.62%, NXG.AX +2.52% — uranium sector rally on US$91/lb spot futures plus Macquarie's US$100/lb 2026 forecast and AI-power demand commentary
  • Energy sector +1.09% — WDS.AX +1.53% led as Brent (Jun 26) +3.45% to US$104.78 during the AU session
  • Financials sector -0.75% on day-two bank softness: CBA.AX -1.08%, WBC.AX -0.85%, NAB.AX -0.36%, ANZ.AX -0.17% (ex-div)
  • Materials sector +0.37% with BHP.AX +0.66%, RIO.AX +0.60%, FMG.AX +0.71% green on iron ore strength

Sector scorecard

  • Best: Energy sector +1.09%
  • Worst: Healthcare sector -6.47%
  • Dispersion (best minus worst): 7.56 percentage points
  • 3 of 10 sectors closed green. Healthcare's -6.47% is single-stock contagion from CSL.AX -15.96% — only 2 large-cap names in the Healthcare sector closed positive (COH.AX +1.17%, PYC.AX +2.85%), neither sized to offset the CSL weighting.

Top movers

TickerMoveReason
4DX.AX+7.17%4DMEDICAL — healthcare name bucked sector -6.47%. Unannounced — likely flow-driven.
PDN.AX+5.76%Paladin Energy — uranium tape on US$91/lb futures + Macquarie US$100/lb forecast
SLX.AX+5.31%SILEX Systems — laser-enrichment name caught the uranium rally
LRV.AX+4.87%Larvotto Resources (gold/antimony). Unannounced — likely flow-driven.
DYL.AX+4.62%Deep Yellow — uranium developer paired with PDN.AX/SLX.AX rally
CSL.AX-15.96%FY26 guidance cut + US$5bn impairment (incl. CSL Vifor write-down); biggest one-day drop on record
WEB.AX-5.45%WEB Travel Group. Unannounced — likely flow-driven.
A4N.AX-4.41%Alpha HPA (high-purity alumina). Unannounced — likely flow-driven.
EOS.AX-4.14%Electro Optic Systems (defence). Unannounced — likely flow-driven.
GQG.AX-3.68%GQG Partners (fund manager). Unannounced — likely flow-driven.

Notable announcements

  • CSL.AX released FY26 guidance reset: revenue ~US$15.2bn, NPATA ~US$3.1bn (excluding restructuring + impairments); US$5bn non-cash impairment includes CSL Vifor segment (acquired for US$11.7bn in 2022)
  • ANZ.AX traded ex-dividend on 83c interim (payable 1 July); mechanical drag absorbed to close at -0.17%
  • NAB.AX post-result day two — closed -0.36% after Friday's -2.91% reaction to the H1 cash earnings A$3,558m + 85c interim div

At the AU close (16:15 AEST)

AssetLevelChangeContext
ES=F (S&P 500 futures)7,413.25-0.08%Just above Friday's 7,398.93 cash close
FTSE 10010,269.02+0.35%London mid-session
STOXX 600612.51+0.06%European early session
Nikkei62,417.88-0.47%Closed before AU close
KOSPI7,822.24+4.32%Post-close — AI-memory readthrough from US Friday
Brent (Jun 26)US$104.78+3.45%Rose during AU session
Gold (Jun 26)US$4,684.20/oz-0.98%Pulled back from Friday's record
AUDUSD.FOREX0.7240-0.13%Reversed from morning's +0.27%

Next 24h catalysts (AEST)

  • Mon 22:00 — US cash open; watch follow-through on Friday's NASDAQ tape (IXIC.INDX +1.71% on AI-memory)
  • Tue 09:00 — SPI open; tracks tonight's US session and KOSPI +4.32% Asia readthrough
  • Tue 11:30 — Westpac consumer confidence (May), NAB business confidence (April)
  • Tue 19:30 — Federal Budget 2026-27 (Treasurer Chalmers); $2bn housing supply package previewed
  • Wed 11:30 — Wage Price Index Q1, lending indicators

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