HSBC Holdings, plc. Common Stock (HSBC)

HSBC Holdings (NYSE: HSBC) shares rise after reporting Q1 results, with revenue down 13% to $17.6B but adjusted EPS up to $1.95. Plans $3B buyback.

Its Energy Products and Services revenue fell 2% to $992 million, while Energy Equipment revenue declined 3% to $1.15 billion.

Saynor told Reuters that the proposal, put forth by Novartis and Sanofi in a letter to the Financial Times on Wednesday, overlooks the structural drivers of high drug prices in the United States and will not address global pricing inequities.

HSBC noted that while the market has assumed a significant market share for Eli Lilly, these expectations may be revised in light of potential economic sensitivity to the adoption curve for weight loss drugs.

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HSBC shares have come under pressure amid renewed US-China trade tensions.

The country’s exports rose 12.4% last month in U.S. dollar terms compared to a year earlier, sailing past expectations of a 4.4% rise.

The bank may not create a separate unit or team to handle private credit, as other banks have done amid concerns about costs, a report suggested.

Nvidia stock is struggling with bearish signals and HSBC downgraded it due to limited near-term upside. Long-term catalysts include AI and autonomous vehicles.

Bank of America double downgraded RH stock’s rating to ‘Underperform’ from ‘Buy’ and slashed its price target to $130 from $410.

HSBC analyst Frank Lee believes Nvidia’s pricing power is weakening, particularly with its new Blackwell B300 and GB300 hardware.

Nvidia slid 6%, pressured by market-wide tariff concerns, though HSBC analyst Frank Lee’s downgrade to ‘Hold’ from ‘Buy’, driven by fears of slowing growth rather than tariffs, added to the sell-off.

HSBC HOLDINGS PLC-SPONS ADR (NYSE:HSBC) has a strong technical rating of 10 out of 10, indicating a potential breakout.

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HSBC Holdings reports 8% drop in revenue. Plans to target cost reductions and reallocate funds for high-return opportunities.