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Alent: Credit Suisse lowers target price from 430p to 420p keeping an outperform rating. UBS ups target price from 350p to 365p and maintains a neutral rating. Anglo American: Jefferies cuts target price from 1700p to 1650p and maintains a hold recommendation. Aquarius Platinum: RBC Capital shifts
Read moreAlent suffered a disappointing first half and is holding out the prospect of better news in the second, according to The Times' Tempus column. It was affected by the Chinese new year in the first quarter and the shutdown in that country's electronics industry, which represents about 40 per cent of r
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* Bank says damages in FHFA lawsuit could be up to $1.6 bln * H1 pretax up 10 pct to $14.1 bln as costs, bad debts fall * Revenue drops 12 pct as emerging markets slow * Expects to sell more U.S. loan portfolios in H2 * Shares down 4.4 pct (Releads with details on possib
Read moreLONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - HSBC Holdings Plc, Europe's biggest bank, said it could take a hit of up to $1.6 billion in a settlement with a U.S. regulator over allegations it mis-sold mortgage-backed bonds during the housing bubble. The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), the conservator o
Read moreWorse-than-expected results from the FTSE 100's largest constituent, HSBC, hit markets hard on Monday though losses were limited by some strong economic data from across the globe. The FTSE 100 finished down 28 points at 6,620. Before HSBC's results were released, services data from the UK, Eurozo
Read moreHeavy falls by HSBC, the largest listed company by market capitalisation in London, ensured that the banking sector was the worst performer on Monday, despite some impressive gains from smaller peer Lloyds. HSBC, which has a market cap of around £135bn by today's prices, disappointed analysts this
Read more(For more market insights, including options activity, click on ; for the Day Ahead newsletter http://link.reuters.com/mex49s; for the Morning News Call newsletter, http://r.reuters.com/weq22v) Aug 5 (Reuters) - Some U.S. stocks on the move on Monday: WALL ST EDGES DOWN AS INVESTORS
Read moreEconomic data came in strong on Monday morning but a poor reaction to results from banking giant HSBC was weighing on markets in London with the FTSE 100 erasing its earlier gains by midday. HSBC, the Footsie's largest company by market capitalisation (around £135bn by today's prices), disappointed
Read moreLONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - HSBC expects to sell more portfolios of U.S. loans to accelerate the run-off of its consumer loan book there, its chief executive said on Monday. "There are a couple of transactions we are working on," CEO Stuart Gulliver told reporters on a conference call.
Read more(Repeats to add link to Breakingviews) * H1 pretax $14.1 bln vs f'cast $14.6 bln * Revenue falls 7 percent to $34.4 billion * To pay second interim div of $0.10 per share * Shares down 3.4 pct (Adds detail, background) By Steve Slater LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters)
Read moreHSBC Holdings reported a 10 per cent rise in half-year profits to 14.1bn dollars as it kept a tight rein on costs. However earnings fell short of the $14.6bn expected by the average of 14 analysts polled by the company due to a fall in revenue. Europe's biggest bank posted revenue of $34.4bn, down
Read moreLONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - HSBC's half-year profits rose 10 percent to just over $14 billion as its three-year cost-cutting plan starts to pay off, but earnings fell short of expectations due to a fall in revenue at Europe's biggest bank. HSBC said it made a pretax profit of $14.1 billion fo
Read moreMarkets opened with solid gains on Monday morning on the back of decent data from China, as sentiment recovered after a disappointing US jobs report last week. With US non-farm payrolls coming in below expectations on Friday, it has now sparked hopes that the Federal Reserve could delay tapering st
Read moreBANGKOK, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Thai real estate companies controlled by Charoen Pokphand Group (CP) and TCC Group plan to raise a combined 28 billion baht ($891 million) from selling separate property funds to the public, fund manager Krung Thai Asset Management said. CP Land Co Ltd, controlled
Read more* HSI +0.2 pct, H-shares +0.2 pct, CSI300 +0.3 pct * Biostime leads dairy sector gains after Fonterra China ban * China shippers get policy lift * HSBC at 3-mth high ahead of H1 earnings By Clement Tan HONG KONG, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Hong Kong and China shares edged hig
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