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HSBC Unveils Business Strategy Update: Cuts 300 MDs in a Year, Reduces Headcount by 4,400 to Save $600M

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French investors are increasingly optimistic about Hong Kong, driven by strong market performance and improved geopolitical conditions following US President Trump's visit to Beijing. Financial Secretary Paul Chan noted a significant shift in perceptions since his last visit two years ago, with Hong Kong's stock market rising 28% in 2025. Investors now express a 'fear of missing out' as they realize they may have under-allocated to the market. Chan aims to attract investment and highlight Hong Kong's role as a bridge between Chinese and European businesses.

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The Hang Seng Index rose 122.67 points or 0.48% to close at 25,797.85, ending a two-day slump. Despite gains in financial and oil sectors, concerns over Middle East conflicts and interest rates may lead to a pullback. Major U.S. indices fell, influenced by rising treasury yields and inflation fears. Notable stock movements included Alibaba (+1.21%), Tencent (+2.40%), and AIA (-0.81%).

- The Hong Kong stock market ended a two-day decline, with the Hang Seng Index increasing by 122.67 points to close at 25,797.85.  
- Despite this modest gain, the outlook remains weak due to ongoing concerns about the Middle East conflict and rising interest rates, which are impacting global markets.  
- Wall Street's negative performance and rising treasury yields continue to create uncertainty, while crude oil prices stabilized amid geopolitical developments.

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Renewed Consolidation Likely For Hang Seng

China and Hong Kong stocks fell as weak economic data and escalating Middle East tensions dampened investor sentiment. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped 0.2%, while the Hang Seng Index fell 1.4%. Concerns over inflation and potential central bank policy tightening overshadowed recent U.S.-China talks. Agriculture stocks declined after a U.S. commitment to agricultural purchases, while Chinese chipmakers saw gains amid easing export control concerns.

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The Hang Seng Index fell 1.63% this week, closing at 25962.73, marking its largest weekly decline since March 2026. It has decreased in three of the last four weeks and is down 21.69% from its record close in January 2018. The index is currently 7.17% off its 52-week high but up 12.11% from its 52-week low. Year-to-date, it has gained 1.30%.

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Hang Seng Index Falls 1.63% This Week to 25962.73 — Data Talk

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Asian stock markets fell on Friday due to geopolitical concerns and profit-taking after recent highs. Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tokyo all closed lower, with Seoul's KOSPI index dropping 6% amid a potential strike at Samsung Electronics. Japan's producer prices rose 4.9% year-on-year, raising interest rate concerns. The Hang Seng Index declined 1.6%, led by tech stocks, while the MSCI All Country Asia Pacific Index fell 2.1%. Overall, regional markets showed significant declines.

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The Hong Kong economy grew by 5.9% year-on-year in Q1 2026, driven by strong external trade and domestic demand. Total exports rose by 23.7%, while private consumption and investment expenditures increased by 4.9% and 17.7%, respectively. The unemployment rate decreased to 3.7%. The Hang Seng Index reached a four-and-a-half-year high before correcting, but has since recovered. The residential property market also showed strength with rising prices and rentals.

- The Hong Kong government released the Q1 2026 economic report, showing a GDP growth of 5.9% year-on-year, up from 4% in the previous quarter.  
- Strong external trade and a rebound in domestic demand contributed to a significant increase in exports, especially for AI-related products, as well as a rise in private consumption and investment.  
- The labor market improved slightly, with the unemployment rate decreasing to 3.7%, and the housing market continued to strengthen with rising prices and rents.

Govt: HK 1Q Econ Growth at 5.9%; Full-yr Growth Forecast Kept at 2.5-3.5%

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Morgan Stanley has raised its price targets for major Chinese equity indexes, citing stronger earnings, yuan resilience, and China's role in global supply chains. The Hang Seng Index is projected to reach 28,400, MSCI China at 91, HSCEI at 9,900, and CSI-300 at 5,400, indicating an upside of 8% to 12%. The bank emphasizes opportunities in sectors like technology and green energy, supported by policy initiatives. Despite recent market struggles, Morgan Stanley believes moderate gains are achievable as fundamentals remain strong, with a focus on upcoming geopolitical events potentially influencing investor sentiment.

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Morgan Stanley lifts China equity targets on earnings, yuan strength

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Morgan Stanley has raised its Q2 2027 targets for major Chinese stock indexes, setting the Hang Seng Index at 28,400 and the CSI 300 Index at 5,400. The firm anticipates a moderate market rally due to improved corporate earnings, stronger supply chains, and a robust Renminbi. Morgan Stanley favors A-shares over offshore markets and emphasizes thematic stock picking, while warning of potential short-term volatility.

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Morgan Stanley Raises Q2 2027 Targets for Chinese Stock Indexes

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Hong Kong will halve tolls for commercial vehicles using public tunnels for two months starting Sunday, aiming to reduce business costs amid rising fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict. The 50% discount applies to buses, goods vehicles, light buses, and registered taxis, while private vehicles are excluded. The measure is designed to alleviate operating costs without requiring applications from vehicle owners. Additionally, the government has previously introduced diesel and LPG subsidies to address fuel price volatility, with Brent crude prices around US$107 per barrel.

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Hong Kong halves tunnel tolls for commercial vehicles amid surging fuel prices

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