Bank Of China (03988.HK) plans to hold a Board of Directors meeting on March 26 to approve the annual performance.
Gelonghui reported on March 14 that the Bank Of China (03988.HK) announced that the Board of Directors will approve the audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2024, including those of the bank and its subsidiaries, and propose the distribution of the final dividend on March 26, 2025 (Wednesday).
BANK OF CHINA: Announcement-Date of Board Meeting
Dividend Assets have become attractive again! The Hang Seng Index has dropped over 1400 points in the last five days, while high-yield stocks such as Coal Banks "refuse to correct."
① The Hang Seng Index has fallen more than 1,400 points in the past five days. Why do dividend-paying Assets remain resilient? ② High-yield stocks such as Coal and Banks "refuse to retreat". What bullish factors may continue to drive the market?
Fitch Rates Bank of China Panama Branch's Proposed US Dollar Notes A(EXP)
Bank Of China (03988.HK): Li Zimin has taken office as a non-executive Director.
On March 12, Gelonghui announced that Mr. Li Zimin will take office as a non-executive director of Bank Of China (03988.HK) from March 11, 2025, while also serving as a member of the Board of Directors' Global Strategy Development Committee.
Special contributor Guo Jiayao: The market atmosphere remains prosperous, but after a significant accumulation of gains, consolidation at a high position is taking place.
Jinwu Financial News | The US stock market experienced significant fluctuations last Friday, as the latest non-Agriculture job data from the USA fell short of expectations. After a weak opening, the market significantly declined at first, then fluctuated and rebounded, with all three major indices closing with gains. The dollar weakened, the yield on the ten-year US Treasury note rose to 4.3%, gold prices showed weakness, and oil prices improved from their lows. The Hong Kong stock market's pre-market securities were generally soft, and a low opening is expected. The mainland stock market fell last Friday, with the Shanghai Composite Index opening low and continuing to decline, closing down 0.2%, while trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets slightly decreased. The Hong Kong stock market fluctuated downward last Friday, initially rising after a low opening, before turning weaker again and closing with a modest decline.
