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11.03.26 - 09:30
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DAX: Top-Performer und Top-Modell - Chartanalyse (Aktiencheck)
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Düsseldorf (www.aktiencheck.de) - RWE-Chartanalyse von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt:
Die Analysten von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt nehmen in einer aktuellen Aktienanalyse die Aktie der RWE AG (ISIN: DE0007037129, WKN: 703712, Ticker-Symbol: RWE, NASDAQ OTC-Symbol: RWNFF) charttechnisch unter die Lupe.
Mit einem Kursplus von fast 18% zähle die RWE-Aktie im bisherigen Jahresverlauf zu den besten DAX-Titeln. [mehr]...
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11.03.26 - 09:15
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VDAX: Volatilität - Meide die Mitte! Chartanalyse (Aktiencheck)
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Düsseldorf (www.aktiencheck.de) - VDAX-Chartanalyse von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt:
Die zuletzt vorgestellte Vola-Strategie wollen wir nun mit einem etwas anderen Fokus nochmals vertiefen, so die Analysten von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt.
Getreu dem Motto aus der Überschrift würden die historischen DAX-Renditen entweder bei niedriger oder bei hoher Volatilität überdurchschnittlich ausfallen. [mehr]...
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11.03.26 - 08:57
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DAX: Rückkehr in die Bollinger Bänder - Chartanalyse (Aktiencheck)
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Düsseldorf (www.aktiencheck.de) - DAX-Chartanalyse von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt:
Zuletzt hatten wir die jüngste Tageskerze hervorgehoben, welche sich vollständig außerhalb der Bollinger Bänder (unteres Band bei 23.449 Punkten) ausgebildet hatte, so die Analysten von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt.
Auf eine solche Übertreibung folge meistens eine temporäre Erholung - und zwar dann, wenn die Rückkehr in die Leitplanken der Bollinger Bänder gelinge. [mehr]...
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10.03.26 - 09:30
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HSBC Overweight (DPA-AFX)
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LONDON (dpa-AFX Analyser) - Die britische Investmentbank Barclays hat die Einstufung für HSBC mit einem Kursziel von 1400 Pence auf "Overweight" belassen. Die jüngsten Kursverluste europäischer Banken seien Ausdruck einer Risikovermeidung seitens der ......
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10.03.26 - 08:48
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HSBC phases out work-from-home flexibility for frontline staff in Hong Kong (SCMP)
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HSBC Holdings is phasing out its remote-work flexibility as it tightens its post-pandemic policy in Hong Kong, requiring frontline employees to be in the office or meet clients five days a week.
In an internal memo seen by the South China Morning Post, the city's largest bank asked client-facing staff, including traders and salespeople, to follow the new rules from April 1.
Managing directors and senior managers with direct reports must attend the office at least four days a week, while all......
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09.03.26 - 01:18
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Why HKEX′s board lot reform could pose challenges for HSBC and others (SCMP)
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HSBC Holdings, Xiaomi, AIA, Pop Mart International, Tsingtao Brewery and others are among about 650 listed companies that may need to change their trading unit under proposed reforms by bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX).
Market participants generally support the reform as it would bring Hong Kong's stock market trading in line with international practices and allow retail investors to more easily trade a wider range of stocks, but they also warn of challenges in......
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09.03.26 - 00:36
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HSBC Hong Kong CEO sees global tensions, China tech growth drawing wealth to city (SCMP)
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Escalating geopolitical tensions and the rapid growth of Chinese technology companies are prompting international investors to shift more assets to Hong Kong, according to the head of HSBC's local unit.
The trend is benefiting the bank's wealth management business. HSBC had added nearly 2 million new individual customers in the city over the past two years, bringing its total customer base in Hong Kong to about 7 million, said Maggie Ng, CEO of HSBC Hong Kong, in her first media interview since......
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05.03.26 - 16:54
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HSBC, Nationwide and Coventry raise rates on fixed mortgages amid Middle East crisis (The Guardian)
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Experts say Iran war could cause energy price shock that pushes up UK inflation, in turn forcing up interest ratesHSBC, Nationwide and Coventry building societies are the first big UK lenders to announce an increase in rates on their fixed mortgage deals as a result of the Middle East crisis, with brokers predicting others are likely to follow.Experts have said the war could trigger an energy price shock that pushes up UK inflation, which may in turn force the Bank of England to increase interest rates. Continue reading......
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