-- 根据金地集团（SHA:600383）周五向上海证券交易所提交的文件显示，该公司4月份合约销售额下滑9%至25.3亿元人民币。 合约销售面积下滑7%至19.9万平方米。
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OCBC Profit Rises in Q1 as Wealth, Insurance Income Offset Margin Pressure
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. or OCBC (SGX:O39), posted a 5% rise in first-quarter attributable profit as record non-interest income, led by solid growth in wealth management, cushioned the impact of thinning lending margins in a declining interest rate environment.Net profit attributable to equity holders came in at SG$1.97 billion, up from SG$1.88 billion a year earlier, according to the company's earnings published Friday.Earnings per share rose to SG$1.76, compared with SG$1.67 in the year-ago period. Analysts polled by Visible Alpha had projected EPS of SG$0.43 for the period.Total income rose 5% to SG$3.83 billion from SG$3.66 billion, as non-interest income jumped 23% to SG$1.61 billion from SG$1.31 billion a year earlier.Net interest income, however, declined 5% year over year to SG$2.22 billion from SG$2.35 billion. Analysts polled by Visible Alpha had projected net interest income of SG$2.30 billion."The Group's solid Q1 performance was underpinned by record non-interest income, led by strong growth in wealth management." "Operating expenses were well managed, with cost-to-income ratio below 40%. Loans and deposits were higher, supported by continued momentum in strategic growth areas," the lender said.OCBC added that its acquisition of HSBC's wealth business in Indonesia fits well into its "Next Frontier strategy" as the lender looks to build up its wealth business in Indonesia.Despite the strong performance, OCBC issued a cautious outlook regarding the global landscape, highlighting that global conditions remain uncertain amidst persistent geopolitical tensions and elevated inflation risks.The lender noted that the near-term outlook will depend on the evolution of the war in the Middle East and its potential impact on energy supply and pricing.However, OCBC reaffirmed that it remains "well positioned to navigate uncertainties and deliver sustainable long-term value."
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Toyota Forecasts 22% Profit Drop for Next Fiscal Year on Middle East Headwinds
Toyota Motor (TYO:7203) warned that net income attributable to shareholders would slump 22% to 3 trillion yen in the fiscal year ending March 2027, as the world's largest automaker struggles to absorb shocks from the Middle East conflict.Sales for fiscal year 2027 are predicted to inch up 0.6% to 51 trillion yen, according to Toyota's fiscal year 2026 results published Friday.In a presentation accompanying its results, Toyota said the company may be unable to absorb the newly added impact from the Middle East.Bloomberg noted, citing data from the Japan Automobile Manufacturer's Association, that Japan's domestic carmakers import about 70% of their aluminum materials from the Middle East."[W]e expect operating income to decline for the third consecutive year. We believe this is because our response to changes in the operating environment has been limited to measures that can be implemented in the short term, while progress on the business structure transformation that should be pursued from a mid- to long-term perspective remains only partway complete," Toyota said.Toyota is targeting sales of 10.5 million Toyota and Lexus-branded vehicles in fiscal year 2027, boosted by strong demand at home. The company expects Japan sales to grow 25% next fiscal year, while overseas sales are forecast to decline 3%.Meanwhile, production of these vehicles are predicted to grow to 10 million units from 9.9 million units in fiscal year 2026.For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, Toyota's net profit plunged 19% year on year to 3.99 trillion yen, with earnings per share shrinking to 295.25 yen from 359.56 yen.Sales rose 5.5% year on year to 50.69 trillion yen, which it attributed to increased vehicle sales volume and the effects of price revisions that offset the 1.4 trillion yen impact of US tariffs.Operating income, however, tumbled 21.5% year on year to 3.77 trillion yen."Despite the impact of US tariffs, we were able to secure profits in line with our guidance due to increased vehicle sales volumes and the effects of price revisions underpinned by strong product competitiveness, as well as steadily accumulated improvement efforts such as expanded value chain revenues," Toyota said.Consolidated vehicle sales in fiscal year 2026 rose to 9.6 million units from 9.4 million units in the previous year, on the back of strong demand in Japan and North America.Toyota lifted its annual dividend for fiscal year 2026 to 95 yen per share from 90 yen per share a year earlier. It expects to raise its full-year dividend for the next fiscal year by 5 yen to 100 yen per share.
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Market Chatter: Malaysia Says No Oil Exports to ASEAN as Imports Remain High
Malaysia will not export crude oil to ASEAN countries as it continues to import about 400,000 barrels per day, The Star reported Thursday, citing Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Johari Abdul Ghani.He said the country is still a net oil importer despite being an oil producer. However, Malaysia remains a net exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), which helps balance the overall energy situation. He added that LNG surpluses are partly offsetting the crude oil deficit.Johari also said the government is keeping RON95 petrol price unchanged at 1.99 ringgit per liter. He noted that while global tensions in the Middle East have some impact, the situation remains under control, the news outlet said.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)
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