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...Two influential China hawks in the US Congress and UK parliament have accused HSBC of oppressing Hongkongers over pension rights if they want to emigrate, in a sign of the pressure on the bank as it straddles...
...US bond yields and the gains made by USD; low-P/B stocks and high-beta stocks managed a small rebound....
...Reflecting this in our estimates results in a 33% / 8% cut to PBT for 2020 / 21, and combined with the share increase, a 37% /17% cut to EPS....
...Germany rejects May’s Brexit transition hopes IMF/World Bank meetings The annual meetings of the World Bank group and the International Monetary Fund take place in Washington....
...Stephen King, group chief economist, HSBC Investment Bank At the moment, the chances are that the BoE will do nothing....
...These include banks and financial services companies that make a margin on cash deposits. HSBC, for example, has a low loans to deposits ratio....
...(FT) HSBC checks up on Jersey accounts UK customers with accounts in Jersey will have to explain why they need them as HSBC strives to meet money laundering rules....
...Promises of further action at this stage are priced in. We believe this is the phase when the USD-JPY rally will start to trip up....
...In other words Fortescue is barely breaking even. A point echoed by Deutsche Bank....
...An index of 120 such bonds compiled by Bank of China shows that average yields are now 5.6 per cent, up from 4.8 per cent in March and 3.5 per cent a year ago (see chart after the jump)....
...(Financial Times) New York bank files lawsuit against all 16 banks on USD Libor panel: “Berkshire Bank, with 11 branches in New York and New Jersey and about $881 million in assets, claims in a proposed...
...As RBS said in a report: There was one clear signal from the flows of the past week. Investors want to play it safe, preferring bond funds to equity funds and USD to EM currencies....
...liberalisation, according to the International Monetary Fund, the FT reports....
...Japan’s biggest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, fell 3.1 per cent to Y437 and its smaller rival Sumitomo Mitsui fell 4.6 per cent to Y3,120....
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