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东亚银行(00023):预计明年上半年恒指见22500点 香港楼价全年回升5%

Bank of e Asia (00023): It is expected that the Hang Seng Index will reach 22,500 points in the first half of next year, and that Hong Kong property prices will rise by 5% throughout the year.

Zhitong Finance ·  Dec 5, 2024 16:37

In terms of Hong Kong property prices and GDP, the bank expects a rebound of 5% and a growth of 2.5% next year, respectively. Property prices are anticipated to be driven by a decrease in interest rates, the government's relaxation of demand management measures, and policies aimed at attracting talent.

According to the Zhitong Finance App, recently, bank of e asia (00023) published an economic market outlook, predicting that the target level for the hang seng index in the first half of next year will be 22,500 points, equivalent to a pe of 10 times, with expected support for Hong Kong stocks from a cautious stance on the Federal Reserve's continued interest rate cuts. In terms of Hong Kong property prices and GDP, the bank expects a rebound of 5% and a growth of 2.5% next year, respectively. Property prices are anticipated to be driven by a decrease in interest rates, the government's relaxation of demand management measures, and policies aimed at attracting talent.

The bank also believes that the Federal Reserve's monetary policy stance is turning neutral, expecting a 0.25% rate cut this month, with a reduction of 0.25% each quarter next year, totaling a 1% cut for the year, bringing the benchmark interest rate back to 3.25% to 3.5%; Hong Kong banks are expected to follow the USA's rate cuts this month and early next year, with the prime rate (P) reduced to 5.25%. Additionally, the target level for the s&p 500 index in the first half of next year is expected to be between 6,100 and 6,200 points, with a pe hovering around 22 to 23 times, which is similar to the average data over the past 2 to 3 years.

Furthermore, the bank recommends focusing on local high-yield enterprises, such as Hong Kong banks, public utilities, telecommunications, and real estate; China mainland value and high-yield state-owned enterprises, such as mainland telecommunications, banks, insurance, electrical utilities, and henry hub natural gas; and the industries benefiting from China mainland consumption policies, such as internet plus-related, csi sws food & beverage index, household appliances, and autos, totaling three major sectors.

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