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Are Banks under pressure from interest margins looking to Overseas for profits? The 2025 annual plan reveals that Overseas Business may become a new highlight.
① The Industrial And Commercial Bank Of China stated that it aims to explore a second growth curve for Overseas Operation; ② The outbound expansion of enterprises has transformed into an industry going overseas together with upstream and downstream partners, which means that more Chinese companies are establishing factories and operating locally.
The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission makes an important statement! It concerns the Market Cap management and restructuring of central enterprises.
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The AUM of private banking has grown against the trend; high-end clients are the future of Banks.
In 2024, amid narrowing interest margins and weak income in the banking industry, one Indicator continues to "skyrocket." Data from the corporate early warning system shows that China's private banks...
Daily Bull and Bear | The Hang Seng Index has rebounded for three consecutive days, and the "bull army" is feeling proud! Several bull certificates have doubled in surge; Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation has experienced a Top Reversal
At the close of trading, the total market turnover was 142.3 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a total turnover of 11.6 billion Hong Kong dollars for all warrants and structured products, accounting for 8.2% of the market turnover, of which long positions accounted for 3.6% and short positions accounted for 4.6%. The net Outflow of funds for all warrants and structured products was 65.89 million Hong Kong dollars.
Central Plains Mortgages: In December last year, 28 elderly home mortgage registrations were recorded in Hong Kong, an increase of 16.7% compared to the previous month.
Hong Kong recorded 426 cases of reverse mortgage registrations in 2024, marking a continuous increase for two consecutive years. This is a 23.1% year-on-year increase compared to 346 cases in 2023.
Goldman Sachs predicts that the Chinese stock market will rise by 20% this year, while HSBC is optimistic about Hong Kong stocks.
Foreign investment giants have raised the Assets rating for China.