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Hongkong Land share price near 52-week high as APG, Qatar fund talk and buyback stay in focus

Hongkong Land share price near 52-week high as APG, Qatar fund talk and buyback stay in focus

Singapore, Jan 30, 2026, 15:10 SGT — Regular session Shares of Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd stayed firm on Friday, lingering just under a 52-week peak of US$8.54. A report revealed APG and Qatar Investment Authority as anchor investors in its upcoming Singapore private property fund. The stock last changed hands at US$8.48, marking a roughly 96% gain over the past 12 months.
K-Sure’s $193 billion trade insurance push puts Citi, Hanmi Bank and a Texas industrial park in focus

K-Sure’s $193 billion trade insurance push puts Citi, Hanmi Bank and a Texas industrial park in focus

South Korea’s state-backed Korea Trade Insurance Corporation announced it plans to offer a record 275 trillion won in trade insurance for 2026, boosting support as Korean firms expand further into the U.S. market. Of that total, 114 trillion won is earmarked specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises. “We will again break records in 2026,” CEO Jang Young-jin said at a press briefing. The timing is crucial as Korean exporters and investors grapple with a tangled web of trade risks: unpredictable tariffs, fluctuating demand, and rising financing costs for overseas ventures. Increasingly, companies are opting to establish or acquire production facilities in the U.S. instead of relying solely on shipments from Asia.
30 January 2026

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  • MARA Holdings Sees Jump in Short Interest as Shares Sink, Volume Spikes
    July 5, 2026, 3:37 PM EDT. MARA Holdings (NASDAQ:MARA) dropped 7.26% to close at $12.40 on Thursday, as mining stocks have slid 14.72% over the last five sessions. Short interest stands at 102.56 million shares, about 27.54% of float and $1.27 billion in value. Volume was well above the 65-day average as the stock sold off. Insider filings so far only show tax-related RSU withholdings, no open-market sales. Bitcoin hovered near $62,600 on Sunday. Citigroup cut its 12-month target for bitcoin to $82,000, pointing to softer demand. MARA's short positioning and volatile sector conditions could see more pressure if bitcoin keeps falling, or set up for a squeeze if the trend reverses.
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