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On January 27, Hang Seng Bank announced that it had withdrawn its listing status from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. After completing the relevant legal procedures and privatization plan, this old Hong Kong bank with a 93-year history will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings. According to the arrangement,

``` After lying dormant for a long time, Zheshang Property & Casualty Insurance has finally delivered an eye-catching "report card" for 2025. On January 27, Zheshang Property & Casualty Insurance disclosed its fourth quarter Solvency Report for 2025, revealing a full-year net profit of 151 million yuan, a year-on-year

``` China Merchants Securities, a key player in the industry, recently released its 2025 annual performance report. The latest report shows that in 2025, China Merchants Securities achieved total operating income of 24.9 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 19.19%; net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company

``` In its latest annual commodities outlook report, Citi’s commodities research team focuses on two conflicting points: on one side, precious metals prices have “decoupled” from mining costs and profit margins have soared to rare levels; on the other side, basic metals are still riding short-term tailwinds, but the real

The silver market is facing unprecedented buying pressure, with both physical demand and speculative frenzy jointly driving prices to historic highs. Leading refiner and dealer MKS PAMP SA sighs that the current strength of silver demand is at levels never seen before, while the influx of short-term speculators is significantly

Zijin Mining’s acquisition of Allied Gold for AUD 5.5 billion has received positive feedback from Wall Street investment banks. The deal is seen as a key move toward achieving the company’s goal of producing 100 tons of gold annually by 2030. Both Citi and Morgan Stanley believe

``` India and the European Union have finalized a historic free trade agreement, under which both sides will significantly reduce tariff barriers. India has committed to removing tariffs on more than 90% of EU goods and will implement unprecedented openness for its highly protected automobile and liquor markets. This agreement is