Research reports from Hong Kong to the accounting firm showed that due to factors such as rising financing costs and tight Sino -US relations, the number of Hong Kong listed companies in the first quarter of this year fell 25%year -on -year.However, the report is still cautious and optimistic about the trading market in the second half of the year.
According to the Sing Tao Daily, the research report issued by the accounting firm on Wednesday (May 31) with the accounting firms 2023 showed that the number of trading agreement signed by the listed company and subsidiaries last year was 242The year fell by about 2%; the decline in the first quarter of this year continued, and it fell 25%year -on -year. It was mainly affected by rising financing costs and tension between Sino -US relations.
The report shows that the number of ancestors for sale in the first quarter of this year fell 44%, and the number of acquisition agreement rose 5%.To the leader of China Forensic Survey Services, Tang Biao expected that market activities in the first half of 2023 will be significantly reduced, but reiteration will be cautious and optimistic about the performance of the trading market in the second half of the year.
Tang Yan believes that in the case of customs clearance and consumption recovery in mainland China and Hong Kong, the number of trading agreements can rebound slightly in the second half of the year; in addition, the global interest rate hike cycle is expected to endCost and company valuations are conducive to buying and selling transactions.
However, Tang Yan also emphasized that the global economic and geopolitical situation continues to be uncertain, which will continue to affect market sentiment and make the attitudes of buyers and sellers cautious. Therefore, although the number of corporate transactions is expected to be mildBounce, but it is estimated that the number of ancestors throughout the year will fall.
