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HSBC will occupy over 40,000 sq ft at Capitol Centre in Hong Kong starting May 2026, signing a five-year lease with an option to renew. This move marks HSBC as the first non-fashion long-term tenant since 2008, joining other finance firms expanding in the city. Current tenant Chanel's lease expires in May 2025. HSBC declined to comment on the space's use.

- HSBC has signed a five-year lease for over 40,000 sq ft in Capitol Centre, Causeway Bay, starting May 18, 2026.  
- This move marks HSBC as the first non-fashion long-term tenant in the prime retail space since 2008, following various fashion retailers.  
- The expansion of banking and finance firms in Hong Kong is evident, with notable leases by companies like Jane Street and Credit Agricole CIB in recent months.  

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HSBC to occupy over 40,000 sq ft at Hong Kong’s Capitol Centre in 2026

The 10-year Bund yield was higher. HSBC expects the trend of steeper government bond curves to continue in the eurozone.

Eurozone bond curves have room to steepen next year

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CADE

HSBC Holdings PLC sold 39,009 shares of Cadence Bank, reducing its stake by 13.2% in Q2. Cadence Bank's stock opened at $41.84, with a 12-month high of $41.88. Analysts have downgraded the stock to 'Hold' with a target price of $42.33. Cadence Bank reported Q3 earnings of $0.81 per share, beating estimates. The dividend yield is 2.6%.

- Hsbc Holdings PLC reduced its stake in Cadence Bank by 13.2%, owning 255,763 shares valued at $8,226,000 after selling 39,009 shares in Q2.  
- Other institutional investors also adjusted their positions, with notable purchases from FNY Investment Advisers LLC and BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Holding S.A.  
- Cadence Bank reported $0.81 earnings per share, exceeding estimates, and declared a quarterly dividend of $0.275 per share, with a current consensus rating of "Hold" among analysts.

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The Straits Times Index fell 0.4% due to US economic slowdown fears, closing at 4,535.14. Major banks DBS and UOB saw declines, while OCBC remained flat. The broader market saw more decliners than gainers, with Tuan Sing rising after redevelopment news and YHI International hitting a 52-week low. CapAllianz was the most active stock.

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STI slips 0.4% amid fears of US economy slowdown

Inflation in Singapore is expected to rise in 2026 after bottoming out in Q3 2025, according to DBS. Core inflation is forecasted at 1.0% and headline inflation at 1.2%, within the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s projection range. Factors include stabilizing unit labour costs, reduced deflationary spillovers from China, and administrative measures like the carbon tax increase and sustainable aviation fuel levy.

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Inflation set to edge higher as 2026 pressures firm: analyst