No Data
No Data
UBS Group: The recent larger-than-expected reduction in the most favorable interest rates of Hong Kong banks should support the recent real estate market transactions.
UBS Group released a report stating that Hong Kong banks have once again lowered the prime rate by 25 basis points, from 5.625% to 5.375%, a larger reduction than the expected 12.5 basis points, which is a positive surprise for the Hong Kong property market. The latest mortgage interest rate for new properties will decrease from 3.88% to 3.63%, achieving a neutral interest margin compared to the latest rental yield of 3.6%. The bank expects the residential market to enter a positive interest margin early next year. However, after the United States presidential election, the market reduced its expectations of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. UBS Group anticipates that the larger than expected reduction in the prime rate should support recent property market transactions. Therefore,
Hong Kong property stocks generally fell, shk ppt (00016) fell by 2.8%. Morgan Stanley predicts that second-hand property prices will continue to be under pressure in the next six months.
Kin Wu Financial News | Hong Kong property stocks generally fell, with SHK PPT (00016) dropping 2.8%, Wharf REIC (01997) dropping 2.65%, New World Dev (00017) dropping 2.26%, Hang Lung PPT (00101) dropping 2.21%, CK Asset (01113) dropping 1.51%, Henderson Land (00012) dropping 0.96%. In terms of news, JPMorgan published a report indicating that after the USA rate cut, Hong Kong banks lowered the Hong Kong dollar prime rate by another 25 basis points on November 8th (last Friday). This rate cut came earlier than market expectations, but not entirely unexpected.
SUN HUNG KAI PROP To Go Ex-Dividend On November 12th, 2024 With 0.35908 USD Dividend Per Share
Market Chatter: Hong Kong Developers to Resume Project Rollouts Following US Elections
Hong Kong and the United States both cut interest rates by 0.25%. China Resources Land: Hong Kong property prices are expected to rebound by 3% to 5% in the fourth quarter.
Chan Wing-kee predicts that Hong Kong property prices in the fourth quarter may stop falling and rise by 3% to 5%.
Hong Kong property stocks are generally under pressure amidst concerns in the market about the impact of Trump's election on interest rate cuts. Uncertainties in the real estate market may worsen.
Hong Kong property stocks are generally under pressure. As of the time of publication, Link Reit (00823) fell by 4.73%, closing at 36.25 Hong Kong dollars; Wharf Reic (01997) fell by 2.15%, closing at 22.8 Hong Kong dollars.