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On May 7, HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) spent 0.133 billion Hong Kong dollars to repurchase 1.5192 million shares.
On May 8, Gelonghui reported that HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) announced the purchase of 1.5192 million shares at a cost of 0.133 billion Hong Kong dollars on May 7, 2025, with a buyback price of 87.45-88.15 Hong Kong dollars per share.
Express News | HSBC Bought Back Total 2.3 Mln Shares on Other Exchanges for GBP19.8 Mln on May 7 - HKEX Filing
HSBC Repurchases 3.9 Million Shares
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HSBC launches new loan products to help American companies relieve the pressure from Trump's tariffs.
HSBC has launched a new loan product aimed at American companies that are facing cost pressures due to tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. HSBC announced on Wednesday that it would expand the functionality of its TradePay platform to allow for direct payment of tariff costs, enabling importers to effectively manage the additional expenses of transporting products to the USA through loans. Vivek Ramachandran, head of HSBC's Global Trade Solutions, stated: "By facilitating direct payments for import tariffs through the HSBC TradePay platform, our USA clients will gain clearer control over their working capital situation."