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The "Great Business" report by DBS lists state-owned high-yield stocks with new performance Indicators for improvement (table).
DBS published a report listing high-yield state-owned enterprises filtered through a top-down approach, based on stocks with improving metrics under new key performance indicators (Top-down screening for high-yield SOEs with improving metrics under new KPIs). Only the Hong Kong stocks are listed: Stock │ Investment Rating │ Predicted Dividend Yield Sinopec (00386.HK) │ Hold │ 7.43% COSCO Shipping Holdings (01919.HK) │ Hold │ 7.14% COSCO SHIP ENGY (01138
USA ships should have free passage! Trump "once again made a comment": Without the USA, the Panama and Suez Canals would not exist.
On Saturday, Trump suddenly declared that USA commercial and military vessels should pass through the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal free of charge, stating that "without the USA, these canals would not exist."
The impact of tariffs on the U.S. has already been seen: truck Transportation volume at the Port of Los Angeles has dropped by 23%, and large-scale layoffs are about to occur.
Due to the impact of tariffs, the volume of goods entering the Port of Los Angeles, the largest port in the United States, has sharply declined. A CEO in the Logistics Industry stated that the truck Transportation volume at the port has decreased by 23% year-on-year, and if the trade war is not resolved, it may drop to 50% in the coming weeks, with truck drivers facing large-scale layoffs. Some media pointed out that the significant decline in Logistics may lead to the collapse of certain parts of the warehousing Industry Chain in Southern California.
COSCO SHIP HOLD: Annual Report 2024
S&P Global: U.S. tariffs will significantly reduce cargo volumes for China’s port companies, but currently there is still enough financial space to cushion this.
Christopher Yip, the head of local government, infrastructure, and public utilities ratings at S&P Global China, believes that USA tariffs will significantly reduce cargo volumes for Chinese port enterprises (especially on the China-USA routes), while also impacting the operational performance of various ports. However, S&P Global believes that Chinese port enterprises currently still have sufficient financial room to buffer against the related negative factors. He explained that the aforementioned forecast primarily considers three major factors, including the strong financial buffers built by Chinese port operating enterprises over the past few years through good cargo volume growth and careful expense management; and that not all the routes of the relevant enterprises focus entirely on the USA market.
S&P Global Market Intelligence has listed the top ten shorted Hong Kong stocks recently.
S&P Global Market Intelligence listed the top ten short-sold stocks in Hong Kong as of last Friday (April 18). The data is calculated based on the securities finance dataset from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The metric for calculating short selling (short ratio) is the percentage of borrowed shares to issued shares.