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2024年5月6日 · 近年，家庭生活發生了不少變化。社會與經濟的轉變、文化的變遷以及對健康日益提升的關注，重塑了人們的思維，也改變了他們的價值觀。 滙豐的生活質素報告[@family-first-01]訪問了來自全球各地的人士，以了解這些改變如何影響他們的生活質素﹐以及怎樣在他們所重視的項目中反映出來。
2024年5月20日 · Issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited. For investors in European stocks, the old adage that ‘it’s better to travel than arrive’ could ring true this year. An improving economic backdrop, broadening market momentum and expectations of an ECB rate cut as soon as June, have driven eurozone equities higher.
5 天前 · Market expectations for Fed rate cuts have been on a roller-coaster ride, swinging from too enthusiastic in Q1 to quite conservative at the time of writing as inflation has proved stickier than expected. As rate cuts are just a matter of time, we lock in current attractive bond yields. In equities, we see a richer set of opportunities across geographies and sectors, driven by broadening global ...
2024年5月7日 · Horizons: Bright spots in Asia – Japan, India and South Korea equities. 7 May 2024. During China’s National People’s Congress in March, the authorities showed their determination to support the economy and the property market. However, in the absence of large-scale stimulus policies, China and Hong Kong equities have shown signs of ...
2024年5月13日 · Investment Weekly: Fed to EM spillovers. 13 May 2024. Key takeaways. In recent weeks, there’s been a reversal of fortune for Chinese stocks, outperforming indices across both developed and emerging markets. Crucially, policy measures have shored up confidence, with the Politburo signalling ongoing assistance on both the monetary and fiscal ...
2024年5月2日 · 2 May 2024. HSBC HK. Insight. Investment Monthly. Earnings support risk assets despite potential rate cut delays. Willem Sels. Global Chief Investment Officer, HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth. Lucia Ku. Global Head of Wealth Insights, HSBC Wealth and Personal Banking.
2024年5月6日 · Recent US data have thrown the Fed’s plans to enact a policy pivot off course. The primary problem is sticky inflation; the Fed’s preferred price gauge jumped 3.7% q/q annualised in Q1, up from around 2% in the second half of last year. Q1 GDP came in below expectations but masked still-strong consumer spending, while some keenly watched ...
