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JPMorgan: The impact of Trump's tariffs on Chinese concept stocks in the Internet sector is limited.
① Analysts at JPMorgan believe that the impact of USA tariffs on Chinese Internet companies (excluding cross-border e-commerce) is limited, with an effect on online consumption potentially less than 0.5%; ② A report by Jinrui Fund points out that the revenue share of Chinese Internet companies in the USA market is less than 2%, primarily serving China's huge consumer market of 1.4 billion people. ③ JPMorgan expects that PDD Holdings will be the most affected by the tariffs, while Tencent and NetEase are more defensive.
QFIN-S To Go Ex-Dividend On April 22nd, 2025 With 2.72011 HKD Dividend Per Share
April 17th (Beijing Time) - $QFIN-S(03660.HK)$ is trading ex-dividend on April 22nd, 2025.Shareholders of record on April 23rd, 2025 will receive 2.72011 HKD dividend per share on May 28th, 2025.
Express News | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the "USA's tariffs on China increasing to 245%": Specific tariff rate figures can be asked from the USA side.
Hong Kong "opens its arms" to welcome back Chinese concept stocks, is there a possibility of inflow for stocks like PDD Holdings?
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are prepared to make Hong Kong the preferred listing location if Chinese companies listed overseas wish to return.
Hong Kong stock Concept tracking | Financial "fresh water" stimulates Consumer potential. Profit center of the Consumer Finance Industry is expected to stabilize and improve (including Concept stocks).
According to the Research Reports from China Securities Co., Ltd., under the policy framework of expanding domestic demand and boosting consumption, with the improvement of risk performance brought by macroeconomic recovery, combined with optimization of customer acquisition and financing costs, the profit center of the Consumer finance Industry is expected to maintain steady growth.
Breaking news! Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po speaks out: ensuring Hong Kong becomes the preferred destination for overseas Chinese concept stocks to return. What will the impact be?
On April 13, Paul Chan Mo-po, the Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, stated in his blog that in response to the latest Global changes, he has instructed the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to be prepared, so that if Chinese companies listed overseas wish to return, they must make Hong Kong their preferred listing location.