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AMP's share price rose, most likely driven by ongoing confidence in its $150 million on-market share buyback program, with multiple buyback update announcements filed in the days prior to the move.

AMP's share price surged ~6% after the company reported a strong half-year 2026 result showing a 57% profit lift, higher platform cashflows, and an additional $150 million share buyback announcement.

AMP raised its H1 2026 profit guidance and reported a sharp earnings update, driven by China pension earnings.

AMP shares surged strongly, likely driven by a company-specific catalyst not yet captured in public announcements, as the broader financials sector rose only modestly and cannot explain the outsized move.

An expert publicly called time on AMP shares, likely triggering a sell-off.

Investors sold off AMP shares following its release of weak annual results showing margin pressure and disappointing guidance, despite the stock reportedly rising later in the week.

AMP shares plunged after releasing disappointing annual results, with margin pressure and guidance overshadowing any growth and investors furious over a missing buyback.

AMP shares surged alongside the broader ASX 200 hitting record highs, driven by weak jobs data boosting RBA rate cut expectations.