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Citigroup raises Microsoft (MSFT.O) PT to $600 from $570.
2026-07-30
Citigroup raises Microsoft (MSFT.O) PT to $600 from $570.
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2026-07-30
CITIC Securities published Honor’s fourth IPO counseling progress report on the CSRC’s IPO counseling system. Honor completed listing-counseling filing with the Shenzhen bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission in June 2025. The latest co
CITIC Securities published Honor’s fourth IPO counseling progress report on the CSRC’s IPO counseling system. Honor completed listing-counseling filing with the Shenzhen bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission in June 2025. The latest counseling period covered April 1–June 30, 2026. During the period shareholders appointed one new director and the company’s equity structure changed, prompting a change in the counseling recipient. The fourth-phase work focused on comprehensive due diligence, project working meetings, governance improvements and vetting proposed fundraising investment projects. CITIC plans to continue with the current counseling team.
2026-07-30
After the policy decision, Governor Bailey said the Bank of England stands ready to adjust policy as the outlook changes. There is currently little sign that recent energy-price rises have become embedded and no evidence yet of second‑round inflation
After the policy decision, Governor Bailey said the Bank of England stands ready to adjust policy as the outlook changes. There is currently little sign that recent energy-price rises have become embedded and no evidence yet of second‑round inflation, but the risk cannot be ruled out and the BoE will remain vigilant. If the conflict persists and boosts inflationary pressure, the BoE may need to raise rates further. Bailey expects energy’s indirect effect to lift inflation by about 0.5 percentage point in H2 2026, but the pass-through is Domestic inflation is occurring more slowly than in the April forecast. Domestic inflation is broadly easing; household inflation expectations have eased but remain elevated. The latest CPI print was below the BoE’s expectation, a welcome sign that inflation is continuing to fall.
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