HSBC Holdings cut 1.12% Middle East shareholders

By market transfer of Middle East shareholders will reduce the shares and the impact of the correction, HSBC Holdings (00005-HK) continued yesterday's decline, half a half-day fell 1.12%, reported 66.10 Hong Kong dollars, a deal of HK $1.283 billion, but the shares in the early run to win the big city, the index fell 2.44%. According to market news, Maanal-sanea, the Saudi Arabian rich and Saadgroup chairman, who holds less than 3% per cent of HSBC Holdings, is interested in placing 360 million shares in the exchange holding, involving a capital of 24 billion yuan.　　An HSBC spokeswoman declined to comment on rumours of a reduction in the Saad. Maan Al-sanea Earlier on the issue of corporate bond defaults, the Saudi Arabian Central bank issued an injunction to the National Bank to freeze its banking accounts. It is widely expected that under the potential financial difficulties, the reduction of operations or inevitable.