S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) stocks are up 0.086% to 8,490.1 points as earnings season continues on Tuesday.
Meantime, several ASX 200 stocks have set new record high prices.
Let's check them out.
The ASX 200 bank share hit an 18-year high of $40.70 despite no price-sensitive news today.
National Australia Bank will reveal its latest earnings next Wednesday, 19 February.
NAB shares are expected to pay a slightly higher dividend in 2025.
Fellow ASX 200 bank stock Westpac rose to its highest level in eight years today.
The Westpac share price hit $34.28 during intraday trading, with no news out today.
Westpac will release its 1Q FY25 results next Monday, 17 February.
Analysts expect Westpac to cut its dividend in 2025.
This ASX 200 communications stock reached a new all-time high of $275.01 today.
REA revealed its 1H FY25 earnings report last week and announced the retirement of its CEO.
Stock in ASX 200 financial services company Computershare reached a new record high of $36.46 today.
Computershare will report to the market next Wednesday, 12 February.
This ASX 200 industrials stock is expected to raise its dividend by 26% in 2025.
Formerly known as Seven Group Holdings, SGH shares hit an all-time high of $53.25 today.
The record price followed the diversified investments company releasing its 1H FY25 results.
SGH reported a 2% increase in revenue to $5.5 billion and a 10% lift in EBIT to $843 million.
SGH shares will pay an interim dividend of 30 cents with full franking.
This ASX 200 healthcare stock reached a two-year high of $38.09 despite no news on Tuesday.
Several ASX 200 gold stocks have hit multi-year highs following a surge in the gold price.
The gold price is trading at a new record high of US$2,941 per ounce at the time of writing.
This ASX 200's largest gold stock peaked at $18.72 today, setting a new all-time high.
Northern Star will reveal its latest earnings next Thursday, 13 February.
Northern Star is tipped to raise its dividend by 19% in 2025.
Stock in Northern Star's takeover target, De Grey Mining, rose to an 18-year high today.
The De Grey Mining share price lifted to $2.17 per share.
The miners announced an acquisition deal in December, under which De Grey Mining shareholders will receive 0.119 new Northern Star shares for each De Grey share held.
The charging gold price also propelled Evolution shares to a two-decade high of $6.34.
Evolution will report its latest earnings to investors on Wednesday, 12 February.
Analysts tip this ASX 200 gold stock to pay a 60% higher dividend in 2025.
Another ASX 200 gold miner, Capricorn Metals, reached an all-time high share price of $8.13.
Gold Road shares rose to a new all-time high of $2.66 per share.
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