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Citi: The uncertainty in South Korea's domestic politics may escalate and last for a longer period.
Citigroup analysts state that the political uncertainty within South Korea may escalate and last longer. Citigroup indicates that despite different motivations for election timing among political parties and the impeachment of the acting president, economic policies in South Korea may continue. In the coming days, the South Korean Foreign Exchange Management Agency and the National Pension Service may intervene. However, Citigroup adds that due to the uncertainties of Trump's trade policy, the interest rate differential between the Federal Reserve and the South Korean central bank, as well as the unclear global growth prospects, South Korea may face difficulties in seeking active intervention. Citigroup also notes that the weakening of the Korean won could impact next year's inflation trajectory.
Citibank: Maintains CHINA RES LAND 'Buy' rating with a Target Price of HKD 32.7.
Citi released a research report stating that CHINA RES LAND (01109) is developing towards a large-scale Asset Management platform. The bank anticipates that under the '3+1' Global Strategy, the proportion of recurring profits will gradually increase, therefore maintaining a Buy rating with a Target Price of HKD 32.7. The bank noted that CHINA RES LAND's retail same-store sales in October achieved positive growth, increasing by 4%. The bank believes that CRMixc may achieve over 10% revenue growth after 2025. Additionally, the bank expects the gross margin for the sales of the top four self-developed projects at CHINA RES LAND to be 10%-15%; regarding investment properties, it is expected to be...
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① Due to dissatisfaction with the lack of transparency in the Federal Reserve's annual stress testing process, an organization representing the Bank of America has taken the Federal Reserve to court; ② This also marks a significant escalation in the intensity of the conflict between Wall Street and the Federal Reserve over the past two years.
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