HSBC’s share price last week sank to levels not seen in 25 years, as investors become more concerned about a weaker operating environment and the effects of worsening US-China relations on its business. Photo: Sam Tsang HSBC’s share price last week sank to levels not seen in 25 years, as investors become more concerned about a weaker operating environment and the effects of worsening US-China relations on its business. Photo: Sam Tsang
HSBC’s share price last week sank to levels not seen in 25 years, as investors become more concerned about a weaker operating environment and the effects of worsening US-China relations on its business. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Could HSBC shares, already at historic lows, sink further as US-China relations worsen, investors lose faith?

  • Rising US-China tensions, weaker operating environment and slashed dividends are testing the lender’s investor base as it doubles down on Asia
  • Bank has lost US$84 billion in market capitalisation since the beginning of the year

Topic |   HSBC
Chad Bray
Chad Bray

Updated: 7:16am, 28 Sep, 2020

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HSBC’s share price last week sank to levels not seen in 25 years, as investors become more concerned about a weaker operating environment and the effects of worsening US-China relations on its business. Photo: Sam Tsang HSBC’s share price last week sank to levels not seen in 25 years, as investors become more concerned about a weaker operating environment and the effects of worsening US-China relations on its business. Photo: Sam Tsang
HSBC’s share price last week sank to levels not seen in 25 years, as investors become more concerned about a weaker operating environment and the effects of worsening US-China relations on its business. Photo: Sam Tsang
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