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1. www.hsbc.com.hk › zh-hk › wealth每日外匯快訊 - HSBC Hong Kong

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   2024年5月9日 · 昨天，美國3月批發貿易銷售數據低於預期，支撐了紐元，紐元兌美元小漲。同時，投資者等待重要數據的發布，包括中國貿易差額和紐西蘭製造業採購經理人指數。紐元兌美元昨日上漲0.08%，而紐元兌港元收於4.69水平。

2. www.hsbc.com.hk › wealth › insightsSpecial Coverage | Market and Economic News | HSBC Hong Kong

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   2024年5月1日 · Source: Bloomberg, HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth as at 1 May 2024. Regarding the economy, Powell stated that recent indicators suggest economic activity has continued to expand at a solid pace and consumer spending has been robust over the past several quarters. For those worrying that 1Q GDP was on the weak side, he pointed to the ...

3. www.hsbc.com.hk › wealth › insightsInvestment Weekly | Asset Classes | HSBC Hong Kong

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   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 ...

4. www.hsbc.com.hk › wealth › insightsInvestment Monthly | Global Asset Investment | HSBC Hong Kong

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   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.

5. www.hsbc.com.hk › wealth › insightsInvestment Weekly | Asset Classes | HSBC Hong Kong

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   2024年4月26日 · This makes this Q1 earnings season especially important. On this front, results have been mixed so far, with Q1 EPS growth now expected at just 0.5% year-on-year, lower than the 3.4% predicted as recently as last month. It’s still early days and a lot will hinge on the performance of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ technology mega-caps.

6. www.hsbc.com.hk › wealth › insightsWhy short duration bonds? - HSBC Hong Kong

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   2024年4月29日 · The longer the duration, the more sensitive the prices to interest rate changes. Shorter-term bonds (i.e. up to 5 years) are generally more resilient to interest rate fluctuations than longer-term bonds. For example, when interest rates rise by 1%, bond prices will drop by somewhat below 2% and 4% for a bond with a 2-year and 4-year duration ...