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  • AGL taps Wall St to fund $1bn-plus renewables pipeline | AGL Energy shares soar 14%: Is there any…

    AGL taps Wall St to fund $1bn-plus renewables pipeline | AGL Energy shares soar 14%: Is there any…

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    AGL Energy shares soar 14%: Is there any upside left?

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    The electricity and gas supplier has come off the boil today.

    AGL.AX Stock Today: February 25 — Rally Pauses, Buy Calls Flag 14%+ Upside

    The AGL Energy share price is pausing today as AGL.AX tests a tight resistance zone near A$10.95–A$11.23. After a sharp two-week climb, momentum is still constructive, while brokers at Citi, RBC, and UBS reaffirmed Buy calls with A$11–A$11.80 targets. Trading screens show a bullish skew and a possible path to A$13.25 if buyers break through supply. With tighter FY26 guidance and a higher interim dividend in focus, today’s session may set the next short-term trend for investors in Australia.

    The AGL Energy share price sits near resistance at A$10.95–A$11.23 after printing a day high around A$10.15. RSI is 62.13 and ADX is 36.17, which reflects strong but cooling momentum. The upper Bollinger Band at A$11.07 and prior peak near A$11.23 frame supply. With ATR at A$0.23, intraday swings matter as buyers try to defend recent gains.

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  • BTS stand to make $1bn as they announce mammoth comeback tour | BTS propelled K-pop to global sta…

    BTS stand to make $1bn as they announce mammoth comeback tour | BTS propelled K-pop to global sta…

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    BTS stand to make $1bn as they announce mammoth comeback tour

    K-pop idols BTS have announced a globe-spanning, 79-date world tour, marking their return to the stage after a four-year hiatus.

    With dates in London, Tokyo, Munich, Sydney and Los Angeles, it's likely to be one of the biggest tours of the year, especially as the band haven't played outside of the US and South Korea since 2018.

    Their previous world tour set records for a K-pop act – earning about $246 million (£182 million) at the global box office. Along the way, BTS became the first Korean act to headline Wembley Stadium.

    The new tour will kick off with three nights in South Korea's Goyang Stadium on 9 April, 2026, before setting off across Asia, Europe and America.

    BTS propelled K-pop to global stardom. Nearly four years later, they’re back

    When the world’s biggest K-pop group announced their hiatus in late 2022, they were at the height of superstardom. They regularly topped music charts, won prestigious awards, and arguably transformed the genre into a global cultural phenomenon.

    Now, BTS is back – and coming to a city near you. As the clock struck midnight on Wednesday in Seoul, the group announced the dates and locations of a highly anticipated world tour, with their new album expected to release in March – the band’s first in nearly four years.

    In what will be their biggest tour yet, BTS will perform across 34 regions, starting in April with multiple concerts in Goyang, South Korea and Tokyo, Japan, before traveling to other cities across Asia, North America, Europe, South America and Australia. The tour is currently scheduled to conclude in Manila, Philippines in March 2027, though a message on the band’s website said more dates would be announced in Japan, the Middle East “and more”.

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    BTS are about to go on a world tour – here's everything you need to know before tickets go on sale

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    It’s official: BTS are back! For those who are fans of the K-Pop group, it’s been a long time coming. Nine years, in fact.

    While the group have been active throughout the global pandemic and performed a small run of shows in Seoul, Busan, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, it’s been a long time since ARMY outside those cities have been able to see the members in concert.

    Of course, we have been lucky enough to see the solo projects from each of the members – some of which have included tours in the US, Asia and Europe – many fans have been wondering when we’ll see BTS in Australia again. Luckily, it could be sooner than you think.

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