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HSBC Holdings (HSBA) Receives a Buy From DBS
HSBC Buys Back 6.7 Million Shares
January 7th buyback summary | TENCENT, HSBC Holdings, and others have carried out buybacks, among which TENCENT spent 1.501 billion HKD.
According to a disclosure by HKEX on January 8, TENCENT (00700.HK), HSBC Holdings (00005.HK), and others have repurchased shares. ① TENCENT (00700.HK) repurchased 3.93 million common shares on January 7, involving an amount of 1.501 billion HKD, with a repurchase price ranging from 392.4 HKD to 376.8 HKD per share. Since the repurchase authorization resolution, the cumulative number of repurchased securities is 0.239 billion shares, accounting for 2.541% of the total shares issued at the time the ordinary resolution was passed. ② HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) on January
The Hong Kong economy is in a downturn, and last year's second quarter saw the Banks' liquidity coverage ratio reach a record high.
According to a report by Bloomberg, Hong Kong's economy is in a recession, and the Banking Industry is hoarding a large amount of cash and liquidity. Banks such as HSBC (00005.HK) and STANCHART (02888.HK) had a liquidity coverage ratio exceeding 180% in the second quarter of last year, setting a historical high, far exceeding the regulatory requirement of 100%. According to the latest data from the Monetary Authority, the ratio slightly decreased to 178.4% in September. The report states that the banks' cash hoarding has raised concerns among regulatory authorities, leading to the establishment of a joint "SME Financing Task Force" by the Monetary Authority and the Hong Kong Association of Banks in August last year to monitor the Business strategy of banks in supporting SMEs.
Bank of America Upgraded to Buy HSBC, UBS; Truist Raised to Buy at HSBC
HSBC Continental Europe: Pre Stabilisation Notice
HSBC Bank Plc - Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) - Learning Technologies Group Plc
Express News | HSBC: The Bank of Japan may gradually raise interest rates to 1% by Q1 2026.
Express News | The HKEX filings show that on January 6, HSBC repurchased 2.2 million shares of Stocks for 17.5 million British Pound at Other Exchanges.
Lin Huihong: Interest rate predictions may be adjusted after Trump's inauguration.
HSBC Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Linda Lam, indicated that the market currently expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice this year. However, she pointed out that market predictions may undergo adjustments following Trump's inauguration. She mentioned that the linked exchange rate aligns the trends of Hong Kong and USD interest rates; however, it cannot be assumed that the fluctuations in Hong Kong interest rates will mirror those of the USD. The adjustments to Hong Kong's best lending rate will still depend on various factors such as local market conditions and the crediting costs of local banks. She also noted that this year's economic uncertainty is higher than last year, with major risks including the impact of Trump's policies, USD interest rate trends, economic downturn in Europe, stimulus measures in the mainland, and geopolitical tensions.
Express News | HSBC: Thailand's economy will receive fiscal support, but the Bank of Thailand will take a cautious approach to interest rate cuts.
Express News | HSBC raises Malaysia's GDP growth forecast.
Express News | HSBC: Upgraded CATHAY PAC AIR from Shareholding to Hold.
Express News | Birkenstock Holding PLC : HSBC Raises Target Price to $72 From $60
HSBC Repurchases Over 4 Million Shares
Express News | HSBC: Despite the cooling of inflation, the Monetary Authority of Singapore may keep the MMF policy settings unchanged in January. The basic forecast is that, given the persistence of core inflation, the Monetary Authority of Singapore will remain steady
Miniso to Issue $550 Million in 2032 Equity-Linked Securities; Shares Tumble 7%
HSBC Names US CEO
January 6 repurchase collection | TENCENT, HSBC Holdings, and others have made repurchases, among which TENCENT spent 0.701 billion HKD.
According to a disclosure document from HKEX on January 7, TENCENT (00700.HK) and HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) repurchased shares. ① TENCENT (00700.HK) repurchased 1.71 million ordinary shares on January 6, involving an amount of 0.701 billion HKD, with a repurchase price ranging from 415 HKD to 407.4 HKD per share. Since the repurchase authorization resolution, the total number of securities repurchased has been 0.235 billion shares, accounting for 2.499% of the total number of shares issued at the time the ordinary resolution was passed. ② HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) repurchased shares on January 3.
HSBC (00005.HK) repurchased over 4.06 million shares yesterday, involving a total amount of 0.308 billion yuan.
HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) announced that yesterday (the 6th), it repurchased a total of 4.062 million shares in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong markets, involving a total investment of 0.308 billion Hong Kong dollars. Among them, HSBC purchased 2.236 million shares in the United Kingdom market at a price ranging from 7.807 to 7.856 British Pound, with a weighted average price of 7.8368 British Pound per share. Additionally, it purchased 1.826 million shares in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange market at a price ranging from 75.15 to 75.6 Hong Kong dollars, with a weighted average price of about 75.3861 Hong Kong dollars per share.