April 15 (Reuters) - HSBC revised down its Brent crude price forecast on Tuesday, citing rising trade tensions and an expected reduction in global oil demand. The bank cut its Brent price forecast ...

HSBC revised down its Brent crude price forecast on Tuesday, citing rising trade tensions and an expected reduction in global oil demand. The bank cut its Brent price forecast to $68.5 per barrel ...

HSBC is in news and not for good reasons. The bank has recently laid off employees working at the mid-senior level (vice-president and above), a report by The Financial Times said. The employees ...

HSBC Holdings Plc is considering outsourcing part of its sprawling trading business as executives struggle to justify making technology investments needed to keep up with larger rivals. Europe’s ...

HSBC Holdings Plc expects to double down on its investment-banking operations in Asia and the Middle East after exiting key businesses in Europe and the US, Chief Executive Officer Georges ...

The China-Indonesia partnership is set to deepen further, driven by mutual interest, in emerging sectors such as the digital ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. HSBC fired investment bankers on the day they were due to learn their bonus figures and gave no bonuses to ...

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Bloomberg HSBC Global Head of Markets on Trade Tension and Tariffs Posted: 25 March 2025 | Last updated: 26 March 2025 HSBC Global Head Of Markets & Securities Services Patrick George discusses ...

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FTSE 100 stocks are caught in the crosshairs of the US and China’s attacks. The global trade war has kicked into a new gear and it’s bad news for some of the FTSE 100’s biggest firms.