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Max Kettner, chief multi-asset strategist at HSBC (HSBC), examines the relationship between equities and oil in response to the US-Iran ceasefire and sees a reduction in oil prices to near $80 later this year as "good enough" to drive markets.Bloomberg videos, provided by MT Newswires

- Max Kettner of HSBC analyzes the impact of the US-Iran ceasefire on the relationship between equities and oil.  
- He predicts oil prices will decrease to around $80 later this year, which could positively influence market performance.  
- The assessment highlights a potential correlation between lower oil prices and improved equity market conditions.

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Equities Reaction to Ceasefire Seen as 'Pretty Rational' by HSBC's Kettner

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The Stoxx Europe 600 Banks index faced a decline, dropping nearly 4% since the onset of the Iran conflict, despite a brief recovery. Citigroup's analyst Andrew Coombs remains optimistic about the banking sector, highlighting rising earnings forecasts and naming HSBC, NatWest, and Societe Generale as top picks. He upgraded Deutsche Bank to "Neutral" and noted that interest rate expectations could positively impact banks' net interest income. AI advancements may also enhance cost efficiency and productivity in the sector.

- The Stoxx Europe 600 Banks index experienced a decline of nearly 4 percent since the onset of the Iran conflict, following a brief drop of over 15 percent in March due to rising oil prices.  
- Citigroup analyst Andrew Coombs remains optimistic, highlighting that earnings forecasts for the sector are still on the rise, supported by revenue outlook and improved cost control.  
- Coombs upgraded Deutsche Bank to "Neutral" and expects the European Central Bank's potential rate hikes and advancements in Artificial Intelligence to positively influence banks' net interest income and productivity.

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HSBC Holdings' long position in H-shares of Midea Group increases to 6.22% on Mar 31 from 4.39%, HKEX shows

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HSBC Holdings' long position in H-shares of Midea Group increases to 6.22% on Mar 31 from 4.39%, HKEX shows

HSBC Holdings' short position in H-shares of Midea Group increases to 2.51% on Mar 31 from 0.68%, HKEX shows

HSBC Holdings' short position in H-shares of Midea Group increases to 2.51% on Mar 31 from 0.68%, HKEX shows

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The Hong Kong stock ADR is expected to open low at 9 points this morning, reporting 25,884 points. The relative stock prices of major companies' ADRs and the premium situation of Hong Kong stocks to ADRs are as follows: CKH Holdings 63.004 (premium 0.15%), CLP Holdings 75.073 (-0.96%), HK & China Gas 6.583 (10.28%), Wharf Holdings 21.711 (1.33%), HSBC Holdings 141.478 (-2.03%), Power Assets 63.083 (0.42%), PCCW 6.387 (-6.69%), Henderson Land 29.857 (0.41%), SHK PPT 139.096 (-0.57%), New World Dev 8.373 (2.11%), Swire Pacific A 87.767 (-2.18%), Bank of E Asia 14.215 (-2.08%), Galaxy Ent 38.022 (-4.90%), Hang Lung PPT 9.278 (0.13%), Geely Auto 19.14 (24.45%), CITIC 12.303 (-0.43%), Cathay Pacific 11.88 (0.76%)

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The Hong Kong stock ADR is expected to open lower this morning, with the Hang Seng Index reported at 25,884 points

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On April 7, 1986, HSBC opened its HK$5.2 billion headquarters in Hong Kong, symbolizing the bank's confidence in the region's future. Chairman Michael Sandberg highlighted the building's significance amidst initial criticism over its cost. The structure, described as a blend of British and Cantonese influences, was celebrated for its architectural vision. Despite mixed opinions from guests, the building was praised for its functionality and ambition. Sir Edward Youde, the Governor, noted the government's role in maintaining Hong Kong's financial stability. The event attracted numerous dignitaries and wealthy individuals, marking a significant moment in the city's financial history.

- The $5.2 billion headquarters of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation was officially opened on April 7, 1986, symbolizing confidence in Hong Kong's future.  
- Bank chairman Michael Sandberg highlighted the building's acceptance despite initial criticism, asserting its significance as a functional and ambitious structure.  
- Attendees, including influential figures, celebrated the grand opening and the bank's integral role in Hong Kong's financial landscape, marking a pivotal moment in its history.

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On This Day|HSBC’s HK$5 billion headquarters opens in Hong Kong in 1986 – SCMP archive

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The United States and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, leading to a sharp decline in international oil prices, while Hong Kong stocks surged significantly after the holiday. The Hang Seng Index rose by 776 points or 3.1%, closing at 25,893 points, with the National Index and Hang Seng TECH Index also increasing by 2.6% and 5.2%, respectively. Market turnover increased to HKD 372.437 billion, with the total turnover of northbound trading reaching HKD 154.482 billion. Major stocks such as HSBC, STANCHART, and HKEX saw significant gains, while AI stock KNOWLEDGE ATLAS rose by 11.5%

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"Market Review" US-Iran Ceasefire, Hang Seng Index Soars 3%, Tech and Metal Stocks Surge

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As of the close, the Hong Kong stock main board performed extremely strongly throughout the day, with all three major indices recording significant gains, and market sentiment experiencing a significant recovery. The Hang Seng Tech Index outperformed the market, rising over 5%, successfully reclaiming ground lost in recent adjustments. In the market, technology hardware and communication equipment sectors were particularly outstanding, becoming the core focus for capital inflow for the day. Leading stocks such as ILUVATAR COREX and YOFC saw increased trading volume and led the gains, effectively driving the activity in the domestic AI computing power and optical communication industry chains

- The Hong Kong stock market saw significant gains, with the Hang Seng Index closing at 25,893.02, up 3.09%, recovering above 25,000 points.  
- The technology sector led the rally, particularly Longi Green Energy and Tencent, which rose 18.94% and 3.84%, respectively, driven by strong investor interest.  
- Macro factors such as export data and liquidity improvements influenced market sentiment, with investors showing a preference for growth opportunities despite some sectors experiencing capital outflows.

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Hong Kong Stocks Close | HSI Surges 3.09% Back Above 25,800; Tech Hardware Leads Gains, Hang Seng Tech Index Soars Over 5%

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As of the close, the three major Hong Kong stock indices collectively rebounded, and market sentiment recovered significantly. The HSI returned to the 25,000-point mark, with the technology index outperforming the broader market, sweeping away the previous adjustment phase. In the market, the technology hardware and communication equipment sectors were extremely active throughout the day, becoming the absolute main attractors of capital. Leaders ILUVATAR COREX and YOFC surged on heavy volume, successfully driving resonance across the domestic AI chip and optical communication industry chains, reflecting a strong investor preference for high-prosperity sectors

- As of market close, Hong Kong's three major indices rebounded, with the Hang Seng Index rising 2.81% to 25,821.88 points.  
- The technology hardware and communication equipment sectors saw significant gains, with notable individual stocks like Tensu ZhiXin up by 29.48%.  
- Investors are increasingly focused on macroeconomic indicators, affecting market structure and trading activity as they seek opportunities in sectors with high growth potential.

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Hong Kong Stocks Midday Review | HSI Surges 2.81% to Steady Above 25,000 Mark; Tech Hardware Strong Throughout the Day, ILUVATAR COREX Soars 29.48%

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After the Easter and Qingming Festival holidays, the Hong Kong stock market reopened, with the Hang Seng Index opening up 656 points or 2.6%, at 25,772 points. The National Index and the Hang Seng Tech Index opened up 141 points and 137 points, respectively. CNOOC opened down 5.3%, making it the worst-performing blue-chip stock. In the financial sector, HSBC opened up 6.2%. Technology stocks generally rose, with Tencent opening up 3.1% and Alibaba opening up 2.9%. AI stock KNOWLEDGE ATLAS opened up 14.9%. Overall market performance was positive

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Barclays has announced a significant shift in strategy, returning to high street banking after a decade of branch closures. The bank plans to expand its branch network and reintroduce bank managers, recognizing the value of in-person interactions. This move contrasts with other banks like Lloyds and Santander, which continue to close branches in favor of digital services. HSBC has also committed to maintaining its branches until at least 2027, investing in physical locations. The banking landscape is evolving, with a mix of traditional and digital approaches as banks navigate competition from fintechs.

- Barclays has announced a significant return to high street banking by expanding its branch network and reintroducing bank managers, a stark shift from its previous decade of branch closures.  
- This change follows other banks like HSBC, which pledged no further closures until 2027, while competing lenders such as Lloyds and Santander continue to reduce their physical presence in favor of digital transformation.  
- The contrasting strategies highlight a division in the banking industry between those investing in physical locations and those focused on digital services, suggesting that the high street remains a relevant battleground for customer engagement.

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HSBC's Max Kettner indicates that markets have triggered a buy signal following a significant reset in positioning, particularly among heavily hedged investors. While sentiment and technical indicators show improvement across equities and credit markets, he warns that a hot core CPI could push U.S. 10-year Treasury yields toward a critical 4.5% threshold, posing risks to risk assets. The current environment suggests a potential near-term bottom for equities, but the margin for error is thin, and rising inflation could lead to renewed pressure across asset classes.

- HSBC's chief multi-asset strategist Max Kettner indicates a potential near-term bottom in equity markets, supported by improved sentiment and positioning after a positioning reset.  
- While the current market conditions show bullish momentum across various asset classes, Kettner warns that a significant increase in U.S. core CPI could push the 10-year Treasury yields into the "danger zone" of 4.5%, which historically pressures risk assets.  
- The outlook is cautious, as limited margins for error in yield movements could lead to renewed pressures across equities, credit, and emerging markets if inflation surprises on the upside.

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HSBC sees equity buy signal but warns 4.5% yields pose broad market risk

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Equities Reaction to Ceasefire Seen as 'Pretty Rational' by HSBC's Kettner

Deutsche Bank holds onto recovery gains as Citi turns bullish on sector

HSBC Holdings' long position in H-shares of Midea Group increases to 6.22% on Mar 31 from 4.39%, HKEX shows

HSBC Holdings' short position in H-shares of Midea Group increases to 2.51% on Mar 31 from 0.68%, HKEX shows

The Hong Kong stock ADR is expected to open lower this morning, with the Hang Seng Index reported at 25,884 points