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Geopolitics + rising fiscal deficits, will gold surge to $5,000 in the first half of 2026?

HSBC predicts that gold prices are expected to hit $5,000. The core logic behind this is that the driving factors for gold prices have shifted from expectations of interest rate cuts to deep concerns about worsening fiscal deficits and geopolitical risks. More importantly, the market structure has changed: rigid buying from central banks and others is replacing traditional demand as the dominant force, providing a solid bottom for gold, although short-term high volatility risks still exist

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HSBC assists the Urban Renewal Authority in issuing HKD 8 billion bonds, stating that market demand is strong

HSBC helped the Urban Renewal Authority successfully issue HKD 8 billion in bonds, setting a record low yield and coupon rate. This issuance attracted a diverse range of investors, reflecting strong market demand for Hong Kong bonds and reinforcing Hong Kong's position as a financing center

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REG - HSBC GF ICAV US Corp - Net Asset Value(s)

HSBC Global Funds ICAV has reported the net asset value (NAV) for its US Corporate Bond UCITS ETF as of January 7, 2026. The total NAV is $4,594,752.74, with a NAV per share of $10.6855. There are 430,000 shares in issue, and no shares have been redeemed since the previous valuation. This information is provided by RNS, the news service of the London Stock Exchange.

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Hong Kong stocks intraday | The three major indices opened higher, with the technology and AI sectors active. Baidu rose 1.52%, YOFC surged 11.4%, and chip stocks performed strongly

The three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market maintained narrow fluctuations during the trading session, with the Hang Seng Index slightly rising. The technology sector rebounded but did not reach new highs. There was a clear divergence in the retail, internet, and hardware sectors, with market hotspots rapidly switching. Stocks such as YOFC and Huiju Technology surged. On the macro level, retail sales data supported investment sentiment, with mainstream funds concentrated in core blue chips and high-elasticity strong stocks

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The Hang Seng Index opened lower and continued to decline, falling 347 points for the day. AI-related stocks led the decline, while consumer concept stocks rose against the trend｜Hong Kong stock market opening

The Hang Seng Index opened lower on Monday and closed at 25,628 points, down 347 points or 1.34%, marking the largest single-day decline in over three weeks. Technology stocks led the decline, with AI-related stocks performing poorly. Technology stocks such as Alibaba, Tencent, Kuaishou, and Baidu all fell. Among chip stocks, SMIC, Hua Hong Semiconductor, and Innolux saw significant declines. Consumer concept stocks rose against the trend, with domestic insurance stocks performing well. The market anticipates that Japan's interest rate hike and poor data from China will impact the Asia-Pacific stock market

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