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China Unicom (Hong Kong) GAAP EPS of RMB 0.61, Revenue of RMB 372.6B; Initiates FY24 Outlook
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China Unicom GAAP EPS of RMB 0.36, Revenue of RMB 176.26B
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ees. The penetration rate of 5G packages has reached 68.5%, ARPU increased by 0.4%, and broadband ARPU increased by 0.9% (revenue increased by 4.4%). In fact, it is not as much as mobile growth. It is estimated that personal business will increase in 2023, and broadband is estimated to be enough;
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Hong Kong stocks opened in the red on Friday, with the benchmark Hang Seng losing 0.39%, after U.S. markets witnessed a sell-off overnight as worries of a recession reduced hopes for a "Santa Claus" rally. Japan's core consumer inflation hit a 40-year high, with the November core CPI rising 3.7% year-over-year, dampening sentiment further.
Alibaba, Nio Soar: Hang Seng Jumps Over 2% as Wall Street Cheers Upbeat Consumer Confidence Reading
Hong Kong stocks soared in early morning trade on Thursday, with the benchmark Hang Seng rising over 2%, as investors and traders cheered U.S. consumer confidence data surging to an eight-month high in December following a drop in inflation and the labor market remaining strong. Twelve-month inflation expectations, too, fell to their lowest level since Sept. 2021, at 6.7%.
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U.S. Appeals Court Rejects Lawsuit By China Telecom Challenging U.S. FCC Decision Revoking Its Authorization To Operate In United States
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Alibaba, Nio Drop Over 2%: Hang Seng Opens Weaker as Wall Street 'Santa Claus' Rally Remains Elusive
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Alibaba Up 3%, Nio Down 2%: Hang Seng Opens Higher as China Economic Optimism Outweighs
Hong Kong stocks opened in the green on Monday, with the benchmark Hang Seng rising 0.5% in morning trade on the back of China's top leaders commenting they will focus on boosting the economy next year. Alibaba shares rose over 2% in morning trade while Nio stock lost over 2%. Meituan shares rose over 4%.
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Hong Kong stocks opened weaker on Friday, with the benchmark Hang Seng losing 1% on overnight cues from Wall Street. Fears over recession gained momentum after U.S. November retail sales recorded their steepest drop in close to a year, suggesting consumers are reining in spending around the holidays.
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Hong Kong stocks opened mixed on Wednesday, with the benchmark Hang Seng gaining 0.9% in opening trade after softer-than-expected consumer price inflation in the U.S. took major Wall Street indices higher. EV shares traded in the red, with Nio and Li Auto losing over 1% in opening trade. Alibaba and Tencent gained over 1% each.
Alibaba Falls, Nio Flat: Hang Seng Tiptoes Up as US Inflation Data, Fed Meet Keeps Investors On Sidelines
Hong Kong stocks opened mixed on Tuesday as investors and traders await the crucial U.S. consumer price inflation data set to be released on Tuesday followed by the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday.
Alibaba, Nio Stocks Drop: Hang Seng Opens Weaker as US Inflation Data, Fed Meet Eyed
Hong Kong stocks opened in the red on Monday, with the benchmark Hang Seng losing 1% in morning trade, as investors and traders shifted focus to U.S. consumer price inflation due on Tuesday and the crucial FOMC meeting where the Federal Reserve is expected to hike its policy rates by 50 basis points on Wednesday.