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11/12（四）
Chinese firms can boost valuation using buy-backs, payouts:…
Chinese companies could unlock a further 15 per cent in equity valuation upside by stepping up share buy-backs and dividend payouts, as Beijing seeks to encourage listed firms to return more cash to investors, according to Goldman Sachs. The US investment bank said in a report on Wednesday that an increase in corporate payout ratios and share repurchases, in line with policymakers’ efforts to improve shareholder returns, could lift valuations of the MSCI China Index by about 15 per cent from...
#China stock market#China#Goldman Sachs#China economy#Stocks#Banking & finance
Hong Kong set for more diverse IPO pipeline in 2027, Citigr…
The Hong Kong stock market’s initial public offering (IPO) pipeline is set to become more diverse in 2027 as global investors will show a greater appetite for solid Chinese companies in fields including biotechnology, advanced manufacturing and renewable energy, according to Citigroup. As demand for artificial intelligence-related equities waned, international institutions would remain keen to allocate a large portion of their assets to China’s world-beaters when they listed in Hong Kong, said...
#IPO#Hong Kong stock exchange#China technology#Stocks#Technology#HKEX
南華早報11/11（三）
Amid Nvidia saga, T-Head IPO crucial for Alibaba – and Chin…
Alibaba Group Holding’s planned Hong Kong listing of its semiconductor design arm, T-Head, is poised to reshape China’s artificial intelligence hardware arena while unlocking billions of dollars in trapped valuation for the tech titan, according to analysts. The proposed spin-off serves as a test of whether the sum of Alibaba’s parts is worth significantly more than its current market valuation. Alibaba’s Hong Kong-listed shares slipped about 1 per cent to HK$100.60 on Wednesday, the day...
Why mainland China investors are finding better returns abr…
Mainland Chinese mutual funds investing overseas have delivered sharply diverging returns this year, with products tied to energy and US stocks outperforming while funds tracking Hong Kong equities lagged behind. Energy-linked funds topped the rankings among outbound investment products under the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) programme, according to financial data provider Wind. The performance reflects a 50 per cent surge in crude oil prices in 2026 after US strikes on Iran...
#China stock market#Stocks#Investing#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Energy#China
Hongkongers feel less knowledgeable but invest more than th…
Despite showing the highest rates of investment participation, Hongkongers feel less knowledgeable about their investment decisions than international peers, with the younger generation in particular facing a “confidence problem”, a recent study finds. Some 88 per cent of Hong Kong respondents said they invested in some form, and yet 41 per cent felt they were held back by a lack of knowledge, according to the “Lifetime of Investing” study commissioned by Syfe, a digital investment platform, and...
#Banking & finance#Investing#Hong Kong#Hong Kong Airlines#Singapore#China
11/10（二）
In Focus | China’s tech funding divide faces test as fears…
For Jason Wang, a media operator based in Zhengzhou in central China’s Henan province, switching his long-held investment strategy of buying gold to tech-themed funds was a bittersweet decision. The 28-year-old retail investor, who has no idea about tech company fundamentals, started buying tech funds – focused on China’s semiconductors, robotics and similar sectors – at the end of last year amid a bull run that lasted until the middle of this year. Watching returns on his semiconductor funds...
#Artificial intelligence (AI)#China#AI: Industry Trends#Technology#Investing#China technology
11/9（一）
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11/7（六）
Former Evergrande economist faces WeChat gag order after ‘b…
Amid a bear market in China’s stock exchanges, Ren Zeping, the high-profile independent economist famed for his prescient call on China’s A-share bull market, is once again in the spotlight for a “gag order” on his social media, though industry insiders say that the move by the platform was not unexpected. Since October 24, Ren Zeping’s WeChat official account “Zeping Macro” could no longer be retrieved via search and would not accept new subscribers. The same restriction applied to his WeChat...
#China stock market#Social media#China#WeChat#Stocks#A-shares
11/6（五）
Beijing calls for more efforts to stabilise stock market af…
China’s State Council has pledged improved policy mechanisms to stabilise the country’s struggling stock market, after stocks slid again on Friday following a meltdown on the US markets. “We will enhance the inherent stability of the stock market and foster the steady and healthy development of the capital market,” officials at the State Council executive meeting, chaired by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, were quoted as saying on Friday. The comments came as the CSI 300 Index, which tracks major...
#China stock market#China#China economy#Li Qiang#Stocks#Technology
HKEX posts first quarterly profit decline in over 2 years a…
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), the operator of Asia’s third-largest stock market, has reported its first year-on-year decline in quarterly profit in over two years amid a slowdown in market turnover, with profits falling 10 percent compared to the previous quarter. Net profit for the three months to September fell 1 per cent year on year to HK$4.859 billion (US$620 million), or HK$3.84 per share, but beating analysts’ estimates of HK$4.7 billion, according to an exchange filing on...
Tech stocks lead declines in Hong Kong, mainland China on U…
Stocks in Hong Kong and mainland China dropped on Friday, tracking a meltdown in US technology companies that erased more than US$2 trillion in market value on concerns that a Democrat-controlled Congress could upend AI infrastructure buildouts. The Hang Seng Index fell 1.5 per cent to 24,458.68 by 9.32am, while the Hang Seng Tech Index slumped 2.1 per cent. The mainland’s CSI 300 Index sank 1.8 per cent and the Star 50 gauge, which has a big exposure to AI chipmakers, tumbled 3.5 per...
#Hong Kong stock market#Hang Seng Index#Stocks#China stock market#Shanghai Stock Index#Shenzhen Stock Index
Macroscope | The AI sell-off is a taste of things to come
There are good reasons for investors to be bullish about artificial intelligence (AI). The earnings of technology firms in the S&P 500 are expected to increase 54 per cent this year. For the index as a whole, profits will rise 33 per cent, turbocharged by the tech and energy sectors, data from FactSet shows. In Asia, the impact of the AI boom is even more profound. Corporate earnings in South Korea and Taiwan, the two leading semiconductor hubs, are expected to grow a staggering 283 per cent and...
#Artificial intelligence (AI)#South Korea#Stocks#Taiwan#Google#Microsoft
AI storm dooms tech stocks to biggest drop since Trump’s ‘L…
Big tech stocks slumped on Thursday in their biggest decline since the “Liberation Day” rout last year, extending what has been a punishing autumn for the AI trade. The Nasdaq 100 index was set for market value declines exceeding US$2 trillion on investor fears that the Democratic Party’s sweeping midterm victory could stall AI infrastructure expansion and force a chaotic reckoning for smaller firms whose capacity to raise funds has already been limited by higher interest rates and tighter...
#United States#Stocks#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Technology#AI: Companies#US midterm elections 2026
BBC News11/5（四）
Chinese chipmaker Hua Hong bets big on silicon photonics am…
China’s second-largest contract chipmaker, Hua Hong Grace Semiconductor, is aggressively expanding into silicon photonics, as the company looks to capture the next wave of the global artificial intelligence infrastructure boom. Speaking on an earnings call with analysts on Thursday, Hua Hong chairman and president Bai Peng said the company planned to significantly expand its footprint in silicon photonics – a critical technology used in AI optical modules – during its next major capacity...
#Semiconductors#China#China technology#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Technology#Stocks
US asset manager Federated Hermes opens office in Hong Kong
US asset manager Federated Hermes has opened its office in Hong Kong, after two years of preparation, joining a wave of international financial giants competing for growth in the Asia-Pacific region. The company, which managed US$884 billion worth of assets as of September, considered a Hong Kong office two years ago and its board approved a plan a year later. Its office in the Nexxus Building in Central adds to its Asia-Pacific footprint in Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney. “Hong Kong is a premier...
#Banking & finance#United States#China#Hong Kong#Paul Chan#Jane Street Asia
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