Hong Kong PMI Signals Deceleration in Private Sector
0326 GMT - Business conditions across Hong Kong's private sector continued to improve in April, but the latest growth seems to be on shaky ground, says Jingyi Pan, economics associate director at S&P
The Hang Seng Index's technical bull market has been established, and Hong Kong stocks are back! How will the market develop in the future?
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Express News | Hong Kong's Hang Seng China Enterprises Index up More Than 2%; Hang Seng Tech up 4%
China Retail Sales Growth Slows to Eight-Month Low, Missing Forecasts
China's retail sales growth weakened to an eight-month low in March, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday. Retail sales rose 3.1% year over year in March to 3.9 t
Australia, China, India May Cut Rates Even If Fed Doesn't
The central banks of Australia, China, India, Korea and Thailand may decouple from the Fed and cut rates even if the U.S. central bank stands pat this year, Nomura analysts say in a note. The APAC cen
JPMorgan Favors Low-Cost Options for Potential China Rebound
After three years of bumpyness, valuations in the Chinese market appear notably low compared to other emerging markets. Investors who would like to take exposure to China equity should consider using "cheap options" to benefit in the country's potential recovery, say strategists at JPMorgan Chase on Monday.
China's Economy Expected To Surge 5.3% This Year, Fueled By Property Sector Stabilization And Regional Growth: AMRO
The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) anticipates China's economy to expand by 5.3% this year, bolstered by the stabilizing property sector and improving external demand.What Happened: AMRO
China's Service Economy Expands Further, Adding to Signs of Recovery
A private gauge of China's services activities notched a 15th straight month of growth, adding to signs of green shoots in the world's second-largest economy as government stimulus measures kick in.
China May Have Policy Surprise Up Its Sleeve as It Looks to Boost Growth
Persistent downward economic pressure in China will require persistent easing from policymakers, DBS's CIO says in a report. Addressing the property sector remains the priority, as it is spurring head
China's Economy Has yet to Bottom Out, Nomura Says
China's economy has yet to bottom out, with the property market continuing to slide and the risk of a fiscal cliff on the rise, Nomura Research economists say in a note. While there is some resilience
PBOC Retains Dovish Tilt, Yuan Pressure May Limit Policy
China's central bank remains on a dovish tilt, but yuan pressure limits room for easing, says Lynn Song, ING's chief Greater China economist. If PBOC rate cuts precede those of other central banks, a
China's Factory-Gate Deflation Enters 17th Month in February
Producer prices in China fell for the 17th month in a row in February, with the pace of decline accelerating from the previous month, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics on Saturd
China's Consumer Prices Likely Rose in February, Poll Shows
0256 GMT - China's consumer prices likely rose in February, ending a four-month decline, thanks to a temporary holiday spending boost, according to a poll of 12 economists by The Wall Street Journal.
Announcement Highlights | NIO's Q4 revenue increased 6.5% year on year to 17.103 billion yuan; Great Wall Motor's February sales increased 4.12% year on year
China Electric Power's combined total electricity sales volume in January was 10.3482 million megawatt-hours, an increase of 41.15% over the previous year; Shanghai Pharmaceutical: Norepinephrine bitartrate injection passed the generic drug consistency evaluation.
China Caixin Services PMI Shows Continued Growth, But at Slower Pace
By Fabiana Negrin Ochoa A private gauge of China's services activities edged down again, but showed continued, albeit modest, expansion in the sector. The Caixin services purchasing managers index d
Chen Maobo: The “Budget” takes into account short-term needs and long-term deployment. The “complete withdrawal” aims to further improve market efficiency, liquidity and competitiveness
On March 3, the Financial Secretary, Mr Chan Mao-po, stated in a blog post that Hong Kong's economy grew by 3.2% last year and is expected to grow between 2.5-3.59% this year. High interest rates and continued geopolitical tension caused the asset market to continue to weaken last year; changes in consumer and tourist consumption patterns put pressure on the retail and restaurant industry.
Huatai Securities Hong Kong Stock Strategy: How will the market interpret the upcoming two sessions?
Huatai Securities released a research report saying that the Hang Seng Index has been volatile recently after recovering to a critical point with the support of favorable policies in the early stages.
China's NPC May Set 2024 GDP Growth Target at Around 5%, UOB Says
China may set an economic growth target of 'around 5%' for 2024 during the coming annual Two Sessions, given that most provinces have set their growth targets at 5% or higher, UOB economist Ho Woei Ch
Announcement Highlights: NetEase Q4 net revenue increased 7% year-on-year to 27.14 billion yuan; Yuexiu Real Estate acquired land for 1,414 billion yuan
NetEase Cloud Music's revenue in 2023 was 7.87 billion yuan, turning a loss into a profit for the first time, and gross margin rose to 26.7%; Pacific Shipping had a turnover of US$2,297 billion in 2023, a year-on-year decrease of 30.02%.
Hong Kong's Economic Growth Accelerated in Fourth Quarter
By Ronnie Harui Hong Kong's economic growth accelerated in the fourth quarter of 2023, mainly thanks to private consumption and exports of goods and services. Gross domestic product expanded 4.3% in