Group 1 - The recent HSBC survey indicates that 74% of Hong Kong enterprises remain confident in expanding international trade over the next two years, with a focus on deepening trade relations with mainland China, South Asia, and Europe [4] - 90% of mainland enterprises express confidence in continuing international trade expansion, with 84% believing that trade uncertainties are prompting them to transform and seek new opportunities [4] - 54% of Asian enterprises plan to increase economic and trade interactions with mainland China, while 38% expect to deepen trade relations with South Asia and 36% with Europe [4][5] Group 2 - The Morning Consult data shows that as of the end of May, China's net approval rating stands at 8.8, while the U.S. is at -1.5, indicating a significant shift in global perceptions [2][7] - The CEO confidence index in the U.S. dropped from 60 to 34, marking the lowest level since Q4 2022 and the largest decline since the survey began in 1976, suggesting a pessimistic outlook on the economic future [2][10] - 34% of Asian enterprises have adjusted prices to cope with rising costs, and 37% have increased inventory levels to address supply chain disruptions [5]

Core Insights - China remains the primary market for global companies looking to increase trade and manufacturing, with 44% of surveyed companies planning to enhance trade relations with China [1] - 40% of global companies are planning to increase product manufacturing in China over the next two years, second only to Europe [1] - 89% of global companies express confidence in achieving international business growth in the next two years, with 90% of Chinese companies sharing this optimism [1] Trade Outlook - 44% of surveyed companies identified China as their target market for increased trade, followed closely by Europe (43%) and the United States (39%) [1] - Asian companies show a higher inclination towards increasing trade with China, with 54% planning to enhance trade relations and 52% intending to boost manufacturing in China [1] Manufacturing Plans - 40% of global companies are either currently increasing or planning to increase their manufacturing presence in China within the next two years, indicating strong interest in the Chinese manufacturing sector [1] - The proportion of Chinese companies planning to expand trade with Europe, the Middle East, and South Asia is nearly 30% [2] Innovation and Growth - 84% of Chinese companies view current pressures as catalysts for innovation, prompting them to seek new opportunities, including expanding into overseas markets and increasing domestic sales [2]

Group 1 - Bank of America Merrill Lynch has downgraded HSBC Holdings' rating to neutral [1]

逆境之下，多达89%的全球企业对未来两年实现国际业务增长仍抱有信心，中国企业的比例达到90%。 具体来看，84%的中国受访企业将当下的压力视为"创新的催化剂"，促使他们积极寻求新机遇来应对挑 战。85%的中国企业选择开拓新的海外市场，81%选择增加国内市场销售。在海外拓展方面，中国企业 正加速推进多元化布局，28%计划增加与欧洲和中东的贸易往来，27%看好南亚。 汇丰集团近期一项面向全球企业的贸易前景调查显示，在关税和贸易政策不确定性的压力下，中国依然 是全球企业计划增加贸易往来、加码生产制造的主要市场。 调查由汇丰于4月底至5月初进行，面向全球13个市场的5700多家有国际业务的企业，其中包括1000家中 国内地企业。 调查显示，全球企业普遍通过调整贸易策略应对新的形势，包括重新评估各大市场对其贸易增长的重要 性。在计划增加贸易往来的目标市场中，中国获受访企业选择的比例最高，达到44%，其次是欧洲的 43%和美国的39%。在生产制造方面，中国也受到全球企业青睐，40%受访企业正在或计划未来两年增 加在中国的产品制造，仅次于选择欧洲的45%。从区域分布看，亚洲企业选择增加与中国的贸易往来和 增加在中国制造的比 ...

期货日报网讯（记者 刘威魁）汇丰集团近期面向全球企业的一项贸易前景调查显示，随着关税和贸易 政策的不确定性持续影响国际贸易，全球企业普遍面临成本攀升、收入下降等压力，并正调整贸易策略 积极应对。在此背景下，中国依然是全球企业计划增加贸易往来、加码生产制造的主要市场。与此同 时，中国企业以创新动力和全球布局为突破，对进一步提升国际业务保持乐观。 汇丰银行（中国）有限公司行长兼行政总裁王云峰表示："由关税干扰引发的全球贸易动荡无疑给商业 活动带来了巨大冲击，全球企业正在通过拓展新市场和提升供应链管理等多种方式积极应对挑战。我们 的调查进一步印证了亚洲市场间的经贸联系正在深化，同时亚洲与中东之间的贸易走廊也愈发活跃，而 中国依然是世界贸易版图的重心所在。我们坚信，未来中国市场将以科技创新的强大潜力，叠加市场规 模、产业链供应链等传统优势，继续为海内外企业提供增长'引擎力'。" 尽管面临贸易逆风，令人鼓舞的是，全球企业（89%）对未来两年内实现国际业务增长仍抱有信心，其 中也包括中国企业（90%）。具体来看，超八成（84%）中国受访企业将当下面临的压力视为创新的催 化剂，并促使他们积极寻求新机遇来应对挑战，包括开拓新 ...

Key Takeaways HSBC plans to inject $4B into HSBC AM's private credit funds to boost profitability. The move targets building a $50B credit fund by attracting more external capital. This aligns with HSBC's broader restructuring strategy to boost profitability through high-growth markets.HSBC Holdings PLC (HSBC) is set to deploy $4 billion into its private credit funds to drive profits higher. Nicolas Moreau, CEO of HSBC Asset Management (HSBC AM), revealed it in an interview with Reuters.Rationale Behind H ...

Core Viewpoint - HSBC Holdings PLC is exiting its Business Banking portfolio in the United States, affecting approximately 4,500 clients, as part of its strategic shift towards Asia and the Middle East and ongoing business simplification efforts [1][2][9]. Group 1: Business Strategy - The decision to close the Business Banking division follows a strategic review aimed at streamlining operations and enhancing focus on Asia [2][3]. - HSBC is merging its commercial banking division with its global banking and markets unit, which includes investment banking, under the leadership of CEO Georges Elhedery [4]. Group 2: Restructuring Efforts - The restructuring initiative includes reducing the bank's senior staff and cutting workforce in various regions, including a reported 10% reduction in France [5]. - HSBC has also announced plans to divest from several markets, including the sale of its private client trust business and retail banking operations in Bahrain [6]. Group 3: Organizational Changes - In October 2024, HSBC revealed plans to simplify its organizational structure into four distinct lines of business: Hong Kong, UK, Corporate & Institutional Banking, and International Wealth & Premier Banking [7]. - Leadership teams for these segments were appointed in December 2024 as part of the restructuring process [7]. Group 4: Market Performance - HSBC shares have increased by 24.9% over the past six months, outperforming the industry growth of 22.1% [8].

Group 1 - HSBC Holdings repurchased 2.6 million shares on May 30, costing HKD 243.4 million [1] - On the same day, HSBC also repurchased 2 million shares on other exchanges, costing GBP 17.1 million [1]

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Group 1 - HSBC is winding down its business banking unit in the U.S., laying off 40 employees and notifying 4,400 clients as it shifts focus to other markets [1] - The bank has been withdrawing from international markets, concentrating on Hong Kong, the U.K., and Asia since CEO Georges Elhedery took over [2] - HSBC previously sold its U.S. retail banking business in 2021 and Canadian operations in 2022, while maintaining a wealth division and a wholesale bank in the U.S. [3] Group 2 - CEO Georges Elhedery has a history of leading through change and driving growth, having been with HSBC since 2005 [4] - Elhedery expressed a commitment to delivering exceptional value to clients and investors through sustainable growth [5] - The restructuring announced in October aims to streamline decision-making and eliminate redundancies, allowing HSBC to focus on businesses with competitive advantages [6]