CICC’s ratings and target prices on Chinese property developers
China international Capital Corporation (CICC)’s ratings and target prices for Chinese property developers:
China international Capital Corporation (CICC)’s ratings and target prices for Chinese property developers:
CLSA lowers the rating for Chinese designer toymaker Pop Mart to Outperform from Buy and slashed the highest stock price target by 48% to HK$26 from HK$50.
Shares of Macau’s casino operators are trading lower in Hong Kong as weak performance in the second quarter. As of 11:57 am local time, shares of Galaxy Entertainment is down 2.3%, SJM Holdings down 2.2%, Sands China down 2.1% and MGM China down 1.5%.
China International Capital Corporation (CICC) forecast Tencent Holdings’ revenue in the second quarter ended June 30 to drop by 3% year over year to 133.9 billion yuan, and the adjusted net profit to slide by 20% to 27.3 billion yuan, according to a note on Monday.
Citigroup raised the forecast of Chinese on-demand service giant Meituan’s food delivery revenue and operating profit in Q2 by 2.4% and 11.7%, respectively, taking into account the reopening of restaurants in China, robust demand during Father’s Day and Dragon Boat festival, disciplined subsidies and cost optimization effort, according to a note on Monday.
China’s electricity consumption is expected to rise by 7% in the second half of the year from the same period last year, expanding by 4 percentage points from the previous six months, according to a report released by the China Electricity Council on Thursday.
China is expected to see property sales by floor area grow at a slower pace in 2022, property prices rise slightly, new construction starts decline further and the growth of real estate investment slow significantly, according to a new report released by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), a top government think tank.
China’s economic activities are expected to pick up marginally in May as Covid-19 restrictions eased, with industrial output, retail sales and investment declining at a slower pace, said economists.
China on Monday rolled out a broad package of measures to support businesses and boost consumption in an effort to push the economy back onto a normal track and maintain the economic operations within a reasonable range.