HSBC and NAB earnings outlook clouded as Singapore banks gain

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 30

HSBC’s Middle East exposure accounts for about 4% of its revenue and pretax earnings, while National Australia Bank faces similar risks.
The Iran war and broader Middle East conflict have introduced uncertainty for these lenders, potentially affecting fee income and financing demand.
In contrast, Singaporean banks are benefiting from the situation, and HSBC’s steady Hong Kong loan growth may help offset regional challenges.

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