China Railway faced a shareholding reduction of 8.936 million shares by Blackrock, with each share priced at approximately 3.45 Hong Kong dollars.
According to the latest data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, on April 2, Blackrock reduced its shareholding in China Railway (00390) by 8.936 million shares, at a price of HKD 3.4491 per share, totaling approximately HKD 30.8212 million. After the reduction, the latest number of shares held is approximately 0.245 billion shares, and the holding ratio is 5.83%.
Morgan Stanley Maintains Blackrock(BLK.US) With Buy Rating, Cuts Target Price to $1,124
Barclays Maintains Blackrock(BLK.US) With Buy Rating, Cuts Target Price to $950
Trump's Tariffs Are 'Impacting Main Street,' Not Just Wall Street: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Says
Overview of international market headlines from last night and this morning _ April 8, 2025 _ Financial News
The main headline news that global financial media focused on last night and this morning includes: Trump: Not considering suspending additional tariffs. US President Trump stated that he is 'not considering' suspending the additional tariffs. Trump remarked that many countries are coming to negotiate agreements with the USA. The US President expressed interest in reaching agreements with other countries regarding tariffs, but is also seriously considering maintaining his tariff plans. On Monday, when asked by reporters if he was trying to negotiate trade issues or determined to maintain the current tariff levels, Trump replied, 'Both could be correct.' The EU is considering imposing a 25% tariff on some American commodities.
Mark Wiedman Joins PNC As President
PNC Taps Ex-BlackRock Star Mark Wiedman as President -- WSJ
PNC Hires Ex-BlackRock Executive Mark Wiedman as President -- WSJ
Wiedman Now Tops Succession List at PNC -- WSJ
Blackrock CEO: Most of the CEOs I have spoken with believe that the USA has fallen into recession.
Blackrock CEO Larry Fink stated that most of the CEOs he has spoken to believe the USA is in a recession. He also warned that as President Trump's tariff policy disrupts global economic stability, the stock market may decline further. "As we speak, the economy is weakening," said the 72-year-old Fink during an interview at the Economic Club in New York on Monday. He added that the economy is expected to slow further in the coming months. Fink indicated that inflation may remain high, raising doubts about the likelihood of multiple interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year. He cited the Aviation sector as an example.
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