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$89.82-0.38 (-0.42%)Pre-MarketLast quote · Nov 12, 2026, 4:17 AM ET

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HSBC Holdings plc (HSBC) Stock News

The latest HSBC Holdings plc (HSBC) news in one feed: earnings updates, analyst ratings, product launches and regulatory filings, curated and summarized by BTI.

HSBC's UK Bank Is Profitable, but Growth Depends on Fixing Customer Friction

HSBC's UK segment is already producing a 21.4% return on tangible equity with a 41% cost-to-income ratio. Its next challenge is turning strong corporate franchises into broader retail and small-business growth.

HSBC Sees GE Vernova's Wind Risk Easing, but Expectations Stay High

HSBC upgraded GE Vernova as wind losses appeared less threatening and higher-priced gas and grid orders reached delivery. Strong third-quarter results support the case, but mixed analyst targets show how much optimism is already priced in.

HSBC Keeps Its 2026 Targets as Deposit Costs Test Growth

HSBC maintained its 2026 targets after a resilient third quarter, but rising time deposits in Hong Kong and the UK leave analysts questioning how quickly net interest income can grow in 2027 and 2028.

HSBC Analysts Cut Forecasts as Hong Kong Deposits Get Costlier

RBC cut its HSBC target and 2027 profit forecast, while Citi focused on a shift toward higher-cost Hong Kong time deposits that could restrain net interest income beyond 2026.

HSBC Rejects UK Exit Talk as Tax Risk Meets Strong Third-Quarter Profit

HSBC said moving its headquarters out of Britain is not under consideration despite uncertainty over bank taxes. Reported pretax profit rose 32%, but capital fell below management’s medium-term target range.

HSBC's $1 Billion Buyback Meets a 13.9% Capital Constraint

HSBC's reported pretax profit rose 32%, but much of the increase came from an easier comparison. A lower CET1 ratio limits the immediate scope for larger buybacks.

HSBC's Hong Kong Deposit Shift Puts 2027 Interest Income at Risk

HSBC kept its 2026 banking net-interest-income outlook, but a shift toward higher-cost Hong Kong time deposits is prompting analysts to trim 2027 profit and margin expectations.

HSBC's Profit Jump Masks a Tighter Buyback Constraint

HSBC's reported pretax profit rose 32%, but underlying growth was 10%, wealth revenue was flat and its CET1 ratio slipped below management's stated target range.

HSBC Keeps Its 2026 Income Target, but Deposit Costs Cloud the Next Two Years

HSBC held its 2026 banking net interest income target at at least $46 billion. The harder question is whether a shift into higher-paying Hong Kong deposits will constrain the growth analysts expect in 2027 and 2028.

HSBC's 32% Profit Jump Comes With a $1.4 Billion Caveat

HSBC paired higher underlying profit with another buyback and dividend, but last year's legal provisions amplified the reported increase while credit costs remained above the bank's medium-term range.

HSBC Puts a Regulated Stablecoin Inside PayMe's Retail Network

HSBC launched its Hong Kong dollar RedCoin for more than 3.3 million PayMe users, pairing regulated reserves with everyday payments while leaving adoption and revenue unproven.

HSBC Puts Its Regulated HKD Stablecoin Inside PayMe

HSBC launched its regulated Hong Kong dollar stablecoin, RedCoin, inside PayMe for more than 3.3 million potential users, pairing instant distribution with clear reserve protections but no disclosed earnings contribution.

HSBC Takes RedCoin Live for 3.3 Million PayMe Users

HSBC launched its HKD-backed RedCoin stablecoin for payments inside PayMe, with tokenized investments planned next. Official disclosures clarify its reserves, licensing and lack of deposit protection.

HSBC Turns Bearish on CoreWeave as Debt Costs Challenge AI Growth

HSBC’s downgrade puts CoreWeave’s financing model under the microscope. A roughly $104 billion backlog supports demand, but high borrowing costs and heavy capital needs leave little room for execution mistakes.

CoreWeave’s Backlog Meets a 15% Borrowing-Cost Test

HSBC kept a Reduce rating and $39 target on CoreWeave, arguing that a large backlog does not remove the risk from expensive debt, customer concentration and slower AI demand.

HSBC Says Earnings Can Support Stocks as Higher Yields Cut Valuations

HSBC remains constructive on global equities as earnings forecasts improve and AI demand broadens, but rising bond yields continue to pressure valuation multiples and increase stock-level dispersion.

CoreWeave’s $104 Billion Backlog Faces a Cost-of-Capital Test

CoreWeave has enormous contracted demand, but HSBC argues that high borrowing costs and weaker economics than larger cloud platforms leave the stock vulnerable if AI demand or margins fall short.

HSBC Says Earnings Can Support Stocks Even as Yields Bite

HSBC expects third-quarter earnings and AI demand to support global equities, while higher Treasury yields compress valuations. The constructive case rests on profit growth and fixed-rate debt, not relief from market volatility.

UK Bank Tax Risk Rises Ahead of the October 28 Budget

British bank shares slipped after reports that the government may raise the 3% profit surcharge, with an 8% rate among the options under discussion before the October 28 budget.

Reported UK Bank Tax Plan Puts the 28 October Budget in Focus

The Guardian reports that Chancellor John Healey is considering raising the bank profit surcharge from 3% toward 8%. The measure could raise more than £2 billion annually, but it remains a proposal until the budget.