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Hong Kong equities decline due to a slow rebound in corporate results, while HSBC declines due to pressure from Ping An

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Hong Kong equities decline due to a slow rebound in corporate results, while HSBC declines due to pressure from Ping An


Since mid-March, analysts have started reducing their earnings projections for Asian companies, and Ping An Insurance, a significant shareholder, has increased pressure on HSBC to restructure and IPO its Asian division.

Hong Kong fell on worries that business profits aren't keeping up with the region's larger economic recovery, putting pressure on policymakers to provide a stronger boost. In response to proposals to restructure its Asian business, HSBC declined.

At 3.02 pm local time, the Hang Seng Index fell 1.4% to 19,799.79, breaking through the 20,000 mark for the first time since March 28. The Shanghai Composite declined 0.8% and the Tech Index fell 1.3%.

Tencent fell 2.6% to HK$340.20 and Alibaba Group fell 2% to HK$86.20. Operator of Macau casinos Sands China saw a 2.2% decline to HK$28.80. Li Ning, a manufacturer of sportswear, fell 4.5% to HK$56.40, and Country Garden, a developer, down 3.3%

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