Hang seng index tăng thuế giao dịch chứng khoán vnindex giảm sau giờ trưa

doanngocthao1701 · 24/02/2021

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Đội mất hàng đau buốt ruột
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khó hiểu thị trương tâm lý yếu nên thế
dễ bị đạp hơn là lên

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Sáng đặt mua Ko khớp.
May nhờ nhà Cái đạp nên lệnh khớp.

Cám ơn các Bác đã đạp theo cho khớp hết!
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mua sàn DXG à bác

Songsanh · 24/02/2021, 16:29

Hang Sèng là anh cả hả? Vậy thì mấy đứa em Vờ Ni đi quét lá đa rồi...kkkk

Magnesium · 24/02/2021, 16:31

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Giangnhungvy06 · 24/02/2021, 16:33

Hangseng nó lên cao mọi thời đại rồi nói chỉnh. Việt Nam thì luẩn quẩn dưới cái ao không ngóc đầu lên được

aodieuCK · 24/02/2021, 16:37

Chạy quăng hết dép

duckhoa01 · 24/02/2021, 16:39

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Hang seng tăng thuế giao dịch từ 0.1% lên 0.13% vậy là việt nam chưa hiểu gì hò nhau ra bán sau giờ nghỉ trưa

https://www.hindustantimes.com/busi...ince-1993-pummels-stocks-101614149684748.html

Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index sank 2.9% as of 2:48 p.m. local time, led by a 8.6% tumble in Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. The bourse operator was headed for its biggest slump since 2015, even after reporting record annual earnings on Wednesday.
Bloomberg
PUBLISHED ON FEB 24, 2021 01:55 PM IST
Hong Kong unveiled its first stamp-duty increase on stock trades since 1993, sparking a broad selloff in the $7.6 trillion market and sending shares of the city’s exchange to their biggest plunge in more than five years.

The planned trading-tax increase to 0.13% from 0.10% was part of a raft of new measures announced in Hong Kong’s budget that included increased spending to help residents weather the pandemic. Even as the city’s economy has plunged over the past year, stock prices and trading have surged amid a global market boom.

Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index sank 2.9% as of 2:48 p.m. local time, led by a 8.6% tumble in Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. The bourse operator was headed for its biggest slump since 2015, even after reporting record annual earnings on Wednesday.

“The impact will be significant,” said Kingston Lin, managing director of the asset management department at Canfield Securities in Hong Kong, ahead of the announcement by the city. “The market is doing very well and, of course, it will bring more revenue to the government. But higher transaction costs will be a concern for the exchange.”

The government announced spending measures of more than HK$120 billion ($15.5 billion) to alleviate economic hardship for city residents struggling after a two-year economic recession.

The trading tax hike is due to be in place on Aug. 1 and the government expects it to generate an extra HK$12 billion a year, local media including Apple Daily and NowTV reported, citing unidentified people. In the 2019/2020 fiscal year, the duty contributed HK$33.2 billion in revenue.

The move risks damping a trading boom that has gripped the city and propelled earnings at the exchange. The bourse on Wednesday reported that profit rose 23% to a record HK$11.5 billion in 2020, helped by a 60% jump in stock trading. Its shares have surged about 150% from a low last year, making it the world’s biggest by market value.

“Whilst we are disappointed about the government’s decision to raise stamp duty for stock transactions, we recognize that such a levy is an important source of government revenue,” an exchange spokesperson said. “HKEX looks forward to continue working closely with all its stakeholders to drive the continued success, resiliency, vibrancy and attractiveness of Hong Kong’s capital markets.”

Analysts at Citigroup Inc. estimated that the increased stamp duty will raise trading costs by 6% to 15%, pressing down trading volumes and crimping the exchange’s earnings per share by 3% to 7%.

Hong Kong is an outlier when it comes to taxing stock transactions, with markets such as the U.S. and rival Singapore refraining. Even so, talk of implementing a tax on financial transactions has recently been rekindled by some Democrats in the U.S. after the recent trading frenzy in GameStop Corp. shares.
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Thông cảm đi bác....vì cũng không phải chỉ Việt Nam, Nhật, Hàn.... cũng bán theo đó bác.

doanngocthao1701 · 24/02/2021

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Thông cảm đi bác....vì cũng không phải chỉ Việt Nam, Nhật, Hàn.... cũng bán theo đó bác.
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Hang Sèng là anh cả hả? Vậy thì mấy đứa em Vờ Ni đi quét lá đa rồi...kkkk
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em zai phải theo anh cả

thuan2612 · 24/02/2021, 17:11

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Hang seng tăng thuế giao dịch từ 0.1% lên 0.13% vậy là việt nam chưa hiểu gì hò nhau ra bán sau giờ nghỉ trưa

https://www.hindustantimes.com/busi...ince-1993-pummels-stocks-101614149684748.html

Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index sank 2.9% as of 2:48 p.m. local time, led by a 8.6% tumble in Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. The bourse operator was headed for its biggest slump since 2015, even after reporting record annual earnings on Wednesday.
Bloomberg
PUBLISHED ON FEB 24, 2021 01:55 PM IST
Hong Kong unveiled its first stamp-duty increase on stock trades since 1993, sparking a broad selloff in the $7.6 trillion market and sending shares of the city’s exchange to their biggest plunge in more than five years.

The planned trading-tax increase to 0.13% from 0.10% was part of a raft of new measures announced in Hong Kong’s budget that included increased spending to help residents weather the pandemic. Even as the city’s economy has plunged over the past year, stock prices and trading have surged amid a global market boom.

Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index sank 2.9% as of 2:48 p.m. local time, led by a 8.6% tumble in Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. The bourse operator was headed for its biggest slump since 2015, even after reporting record annual earnings on Wednesday.

“The impact will be significant,” said Kingston Lin, managing director of the asset management department at Canfield Securities in Hong Kong, ahead of the announcement by the city. “The market is doing very well and, of course, it will bring more revenue to the government. But higher transaction costs will be a concern for the exchange.”

The government announced spending measures of more than HK$120 billion ($15.5 billion) to alleviate economic hardship for city residents struggling after a two-year economic recession.

The trading tax hike is due to be in place on Aug. 1 and the government expects it to generate an extra HK$12 billion a year, local media including Apple Daily and NowTV reported, citing unidentified people. In the 2019/2020 fiscal year, the duty contributed HK$33.2 billion in revenue.

The move risks damping a trading boom that has gripped the city and propelled earnings at the exchange. The bourse on Wednesday reported that profit rose 23% to a record HK$11.5 billion in 2020, helped by a 60% jump in stock trading. Its shares have surged about 150% from a low last year, making it the world’s biggest by market value.

“Whilst we are disappointed about the government’s decision to raise stamp duty for stock transactions, we recognize that such a levy is an important source of government revenue,” an exchange spokesperson said. “HKEX looks forward to continue working closely with all its stakeholders to drive the continued success, resiliency, vibrancy and attractiveness of Hong Kong’s capital markets.”

Analysts at Citigroup Inc. estimated that the increased stamp duty will raise trading costs by 6% to 15%, pressing down trading volumes and crimping the exchange’s earnings per share by 3% to 7%.

Hong Kong is an outlier when it comes to taxing stock transactions, with markets such as the U.S. and rival Singapore refraining. Even so, talk of implementing a tax on financial transactions has recently been rekindled by some Democrats in the U.S. after the recent trading frenzy in GameStop Corp. shares.
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Lúc đó chỉ số tương lai mỹ và châu á đỏ mạnh nên hoảng cũng đáng mà bác. Em ko táng được vì sàn đơ ấy. Dow jones xanh nhẹ lại rồi, châu á cũng bớt đỏ. sàn đơ cũng có lơi không là mất hàng rồi.

xuanduong1983 · 24/02/2021, 17:21

Vậy là chỉnh đẹp à các bác?

doanngocthao1701 · 25/02/2021, 09:10

đến thời chứng khoán phải nhìn chỉ số nước ngoài @__@

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