HSBC shares fell 5.7% to $86.01 after reporting Q3 earnings of $2.05 per ADR, missing consensus by $0.13. Despite this, HSBC is rated a buy with a fair value of around $105 per ADR, suggesting a 23% upside plus a 4.9% dividend yield. The current earnings pressure is seen as temporary due to higher yields, with expected net interest income growth from hedge reinvestments in 2027–2028. Key risks include deposit pricing shifts that could lower fair value, while catalysts to watch are Basel 3.1 implementation in 2027 and upcoming full-year results with dividends and buybacks in early 2027.
HSBC shares trade at $86.59 on Pluang as of Oct 29, 2026, 17:11 WIB, slightly up 0.25% for the day. The stock's dividend yield is 4.34%, close to the article's noted 4.9%. Investors on Pluang hold HSBC for an average of 38 days, with nearly balanced buy and sell orders at 49% and 51%, respectively.
HSBC Holdings plc reported mixed results for Q3 2026, falling short of revenue and earnings per share expectations, with wealth management notably underperforming. Despite this, the bank showed resilience in net interest income and loan growth, suppo...
HSBC reported a third-quarter pretax profit of $9.63 billion, up 32% from the previous year, slightly below the $9.69 billion expected by analysts. Revenue increased to $18.6 billion from $17.8 billion a year earlier, just shy of the $18.93 billion f...
