Goldman Sachs: Rated HSBC Holdings (00005) as "buy" with target price of HKD 81.
Goldman Sachs rates HSBC at 81 Hong Kong dollars, benefiting from the growth of China's diversified household wealth demand.
CICC: Maintaining Standard Chartered Group's (02888.HK) “Neutral” Rating Target Price of HK$82.8
Standard Chartered Group (02888.HK): Rooted in emerging markets and focused on growth potential
Jefferies: Lowering the target price of Jiulongchang Real Estate (01997) to HK$24, downgrading the rating to “hold”
Jefferies Downgrades Wharf Real Estate Investment to Hold From Buy, Adjusts Price Target to HK$24 From HK$30
UBS: Target price of HK$28 for the “Buy” rating for Henderson Land (00012)
Changes in Hong Kong stocks | MTR Corporation (00066) fell more than 3% in the afternoon, UBS says it still needs to worry about cost inflation and give it a “sell and sell” rating
UBS: Target price of HK$21.4 for “sale” rating for MTR Corporation (00066.HK)
Major Bank Ratings | UBS: The target price of HK$11 and the “buy” rating will focus more on profit margins than sales in the future
Tama: Maintaining MTR Corporation's (00066) “Overweight” Rating Target Price of HK$30
Tama: Target price for Chow Tai ?$#@$ (01929.HK)'s “In sync with the market” rating was reduced to HK$12
Bank Rating | Jefferies: Lowering Hang Lung Properties' Target Price to HK$8, Lowering Profit Forecast 2024-26
Jefferies: Target price for Hang Lung Properties (00101) “holding” rating reduced to HK$8
Goldman Sachs: Average real estate developer stock target price lowered by 16%, Henderson Land (00012) downgraded to “sell and sell” rating
Jefferies Adjusts Hung Lung Properties' Price Target to HK$8 From HK$9, Keeps at Hold
Citibank: Maintaining Hang Seng Bank's (00011) “Neutral” Rating and Raising the Target Price to HK$109
HK Electric-SS (2638.HK): Hong Kong Electric Power's oligopoly dividend is leading and stable
Bank of America Securities: Lowering Hang Lung Properties (00101.HK) Rating to “Neutral” Target Price to HK$9.2
Big Bank Ratings|Citibank: Still Underwhelming the Hong Kong Real Estate Industry's Second-Quarter Preferred Stocks: Wharf Land, Swire Properties and SHKP