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South Korea’s Kospi surged over 5% as markets rebounded amid optimism regarding the end of the conflict with Iran, following a drop in oil prices. The Nikkei 225 in Japan rose 5.2%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 2.2%. Travel stocks also saw gains, with Air China and China Eastern Airlines increasing by nearly 3% and 2.9%, respectively. Oil prices fell over 10% after President Trump suggested the war was nearing completion. Other regional indices, including the CSI 300 and ASX, also experienced positive movements.

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Markets Rebound Amid Hope of War’s End

Air China Receives China's Securities Regulator Nod for 20 Billion Yuan Share Issuance

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Air China Receives China's Securities Regulator Nod for 20 Billion Yuan Share Issuance

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Oil prices plummeted, stimulating a rebound in airline stocks, with Cathay Pacific's share price rising nearly 6% at one point. Cathay stated that its fuel surcharge adjustments are primarily based on aviation fuel market prices rather than crude oil prices, and will be reviewed regularly on a monthly basis. Other airlines such as Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern Airlines also experienced varying degrees of increase

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Oil prices plummet, stimulating a rebound in airline stocks. Cathay Pacific: Fuel surcharges are based on aviation fuel prices, not crude oil prices

Air China approves for registration of issuance of A shares

Air China approves for registration of issuance of A shares

Air China has received approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission for a targeted A-share issuance to specific investors, a key step in its equity raising plan. The approval is valid for 12 months and requires adherence to the filed documents. This move aims to strengthen Air China's capital base and enhance its competitive position in the aviation sector, though investors are advised to consider associated risks. The current analyst rating for Air China stock is a Hold with a price target of HK$7.00.

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Air China Calls March 2026 EGM to Approve New Director and Major Fleet Expansion

Air China Calls March 2026 EGM to Approve New Director and Major Fleet Expansion

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Chinese airlines have resumed some flights to the Middle East following safety assessments and the easing of regional tensions. China Southern Airlines restarted flights between Guangzhou and Riyadh, with additional routes planned. Other carriers like Air China and Hainan Airlines have also begun operations to Saudi Arabia and the UAE. However, flights to Qatar remain suspended. Passenger numbers are low, with flights carrying 30-40 people, while return flights are nearly fully booked. The recovery rate for flights to the UAE is 13.5%, and to Saudi Arabia is 43%.

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The tense situation in the Middle East has led to a significant rise in international oil prices, with New York crude oil up 28.3% to $116.59 per barrel, and Brent crude oil up 26.1%. As a result, global stock markets generally fell, with the Hong Kong stock market dropping nearly 600 points, and Cathay Pacific's stock price falling nearly 6%. Other airline stocks such as China Eastern Airlines, Air China, and China Southern Airlines also experienced significant declines

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New York crude oil surged 28%, Hong Kong stocks fell nearly 600 points, Cathay Pacific dropped nearly 6%, and the three major mainland airlines once fell by more than 10%

An explosion at Dubai International Airport led to the suspension of all flights to and from the airport. Passengers were evacuated for safety, and Air China's flight from Beijing, scheduled to land, is currently circling over Oman.

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Dubai airport suspended flights due to explosions; Air China flight from Beijing to Dubai was unable to land and circled in the air.

Air China Limited Announces Committee Changes

Air China Limited Announces Committee Changes

Air China Limited has announced its board composition, led by chairman Liu Tiexiang, and detailed the roles of its five key committees, emphasizing independent oversight in strategy, risk management, remuneration, and safety. This clarification aims to enhance transparency for investors. The current analyst rating for Air China (HK:0753) is a Hold with a price target of HK$7.00. The company operates in the aviation sector, providing passenger and cargo services domestically and internationally, with a market cap of HK$141.3B.

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Markets Rebound Amid Hope of War’s End

Air China Receives China's Securities Regulator Nod for 20 Billion Yuan Share Issuance

Oil prices plummet, stimulating a rebound in airline stocks. Cathay Pacific: Fuel surcharges are based on aviation fuel prices, not crude oil prices

Air China approves for registration of issuance of A shares

Air China Wins CSRC Nod for Targeted A-Share Issuance