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Hong Kong Stock Report, December 12: KPMG expects Hong Kong listed companies to raise more than 100 billion dollars next year, and Kaisa discloses the progress of overseas debt restructuring
① The Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passed the “Stamp Duty Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2024” ② KPMG expects to raise capital of HK$100 billion for listed companies in Hong Kong ③ KPMG discloses progress in overseas debt restructuring ④ Bitcoin market strengthens again and rises back to 0.1 million US dollars
Kaisa Group Announces Key Debt Restructuring Hearings
Express News | Kaisa Group - Kaisa Hong Kong Schem Scheduled on 19 Dec
Express News | Further Information in Relation to- Offshore Debt Restructuring
Hong Kong stocks move | Mainland real estate stocks opened higher across the board. The Political Bureau meeting emphasized to "stabilize the real estate market," and policies for both supply and demand in real estate are expected to increase.
Mainland real estate shares opened higher across the board. As of the time of writing, sunac (01918) rose 13.84% to HKD 3.29; ronshinechina (03301) rose 13.73% to HKD 0.58; radiance hldgs (09993) rose 12.65% to HKD 3.74.
Standard Chartered: It is expected that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 125 basis points from the current period to the third quarter of next year. The housing market in Hong Kong is expected to stabilize in an L-shaped manner next year.
Although the usa's interest rate cut is slower than expected in both magnitude and speed, Hong Kong silver has reacted quite quickly to follow the usa's interest rate cut, hence it is expected that the real estate market will stabilize in an L-shaped manner next year.
Venture118 : Nothing concrete, I’m not surprised…. Continue like tis may go back to last low
spirit99 : China to almost double support for unfinished housing projects to $737 billion
【官方定调,房地产终于触底】https://www.backchina.com/news/2024/10/18/939490.html
103725026 : What happened?
103725026 : Oh, no movement.