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HSBC serves customers worldwide from more than 9,500 offices in 85 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations.
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Week Ahead includes trading statements from Primark owner Associated British Foods, Debenhams, and JD Sports, plus Q1 numbers from Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser and Rentokil Initial
The German’s bank’s analysts said they expect margin pressures will remain the main area of focus for the UK domestic lenders, amidst clear signs of competitive pressure on mortgage pricing
The blue-chip benchmark closed up around three points at 7,034, with the big cap miners lagging
HSBC has become the fourth major bank to settle with over-the-counter investors over Libor manipulation claims
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Day ahead includes a welter of blue chip results from the likes of Standard Chartered PLC, Persimmon PLC, Direct Line Group, and GKN PLC
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The premier UK share index closed up around 24 points at 7,281.
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A look at some of today's top risers and fallers in London
Stuart Gulliver has delivered his last results as chief executive
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The minister responsible for Britain's exit from the EU, David Davis said the UK would lead a “global race to the top"
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Day ahead includes the start of the UK banks reporting season with full-year numbers from HSBC Holdings PLC, plus finals from InterContinental Hotels Group PLC, and interims from Dunlem Group PLC
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Week ahead includes a deluge of blue chip results, notably from the banking sector, including numbers from HSBC PLC, Barclays PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, and Royal Bank of Scotland PLC
Berenberg upgraded Standard Chartered and lifted its target price on HSBC
The broker also raised its target price for the FTSE 100-listed firm to 740p from 640p, with the stock trading at 766.9p in early morning trading on Tuesday, down 0.5% on last night’s close
HSBC has agreed to pay a civil monetary penalty of US$1.6mln, while Deutsche Bank agreed to pay a US$30mln penalty, and UBS agreed to pay US$15mln
Shareholders are said to be considering taking legal action against Carillion
HSBC has admitted some of its former traders misused confidential information from clients to boost profits
Carillion's contracts, joint venture partners and lenders are hanging in the balance after confirming its collapse
The FTSE 100 closed lower. With no Wall Street session there were fewer trading catalysts to turn the tide.
The UK blue chip index closed around seven points higher at 7,544, below the day’s peak of 7,563
Prime Minister Theresa May has secured a deal with European Union to move Brexit talks onto the next phase
