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UBS Group: Reiterates TOPSPORTS "Buy" rating, Target Price lowered to 3.6 Hong Kong dollars.
UBS Group released a research report stating that it reaffirmed TOPSPORTS (06110) with a "Buy" rating and downgraded the earnings per share forecast for 2025 to 2027 by 24% to 40% to reflect sales pressure and higher sales discounts, with the Target Price decreased from HKD 6.6 to HKD 3.6. TOPSPORTS' sales in the third quarter of the 2025 fiscal year fell mid-single digits year-on-year, with retail channels slightly outperforming wholesale and exceeding the bank's expectations; online sales grew double digits year-on-year. However, the management of TOPSPORTS maintained its guidance that the revenue and net profit for the 2025 fiscal year would decline year-on-year by high single digits and 35% to 45%, respectively. UBS Group indicated that although TOPSPORTS will face short-term challenges.
Shares of Financial Companies Are Trading Lower Amid Overall Market Weakness Following the Fed's Rate Decision to Cut Rates by 25 Basis Points.
Express News | Shares of Financial Companies Are Trading Lower Amid Overall Market Weakness Following the Fed's Rate Decision to Cut Rates by 25 Basis Points
UBS Sees Gold Rally Continuing In 2025
UBS to Redeem EUR1.50 Billion Senior Callable Unsecured Notes
Plume Partners With DigiFT to Expand Regulated Digital Asset Offerings
The European Central Bank raises the capital requirements for banks in the Eurozone to guard against geopolitical risks.
The European Central Bank has slightly raised the capital requirements for banks in the region, stating that despite ample profits, geopolitical risks have increased.
UBS Banker Behind Debt-for-Nature Swaps Sets Up Credit Fund
Overwhelming consensus! Wall Street "targets" Banks stocks as the top choice for 2025.
Buying bank stocks has become the overwhelming consensus among strategists at major Wall Street firms regarding their outlook for 2025.
Are You Ultra-Rich, Rich or Merely Affluent? It Makes a Big Difference for Your Bank -- Heard on the Street -- WSJ
UBS Initiates Coverage of Metro With Neutral Rating, $98 Target
UBS Group: Reiterates AKESO "Buy" rating with a Target Price raised to HKD 88.1.
UBS Group released a research report stating that it reaffirms its "Buy" rating for AKESO (09926), and raises the forecast for the company's recent product sales growth and peak sales, with the Target Price increased from HKD 68.7 to HKD 88.1. The bank believes that AKESO has made good progress in research and commercialization, and the positive results of the ivonescimab (AK112) HARMONi-2 and cadonilimab (AK104) COMPASSION-15 studies have enhanced the bank's confidence in its Global market potential. The report states that regarding the company's domestic Business, in addition to...
Trump Advisers Seek to Shrink or Eliminate Bank Regulators
On Thursday, Crude Oil in the USA slightly declined as the market focused on the international oil supply and demand relationship.
In the early hours of the 13th in Peking time, the price of Crude Oil futures in the USA experienced a slight decline on Thursday. The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted that the oil market would have sufficient supply, which offset the rising optimism regarding expectations for interest rate cuts in the USA. The price of Brent crude oil futures for February delivery on the European Intercontinental Exchange fell by 11 cents, settling at $73.41 per barrel. The price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil for January delivery on the New York Commodity Exchange decreased by $0.27, a decline of 0.38%, closing at $70.02 per barrel. The International Energy Agency (IEA) stated on Thursday that it anticipates a sufficient supply in the oil market next year, but it slightly revised its forecast upward.
Goldman Selectively Constructive on European Banks -- Market Talk
Trump's rise to power disappoints ESG investors UBS Wealth Management believes concerns have been exaggerated
UBS Global Wealth Management said Donald Trump's return to the White House is unlikely to weaken environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investments. Strategists, including Amantia Muhedini, said in a customer report that although traditional ESG stocks such as solar and wind energy were suddenly sold off after Trump won the election on November 5, long-term demand for continued investment in fields from renewable infrastructure to electrification will remain strong. “Leaving politics and geopolitics aside, the economic prospects for renewable energy, electrification, and infrastructure remain attractive, and long-term demand is visible,” they
UBS Plans Wealth Business Shake-Up to Boost Affluent Client Outreach
Three UBS Advisor Teams Named to the Forbes America's Top Wealth Management Teams Private Wealth List