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The "Big Four" Australian banks are facing scrutiny as analysts warn of overvaluation, particularly the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), which is trading at a P/E ratio nearly double the long-term average. Despite a strong bullish trend, many experts recommend caution, with predictions of a potential 30% decline in banking stocks next year. Westpac is seen as the best option among the group, while ANZ is favored for its growth potential despite integration risks from its Suncorp acquisition.
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