BOC Hong Kong : Resignation of Non-executive Director

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Someone just paid over $600,000 for a parking spot in Hong Kong

In case you're keeping track, that's HK$5.18 million. Robb Report If you think millennials have it tough in the US, they really have it hard in Hong Kong. In the latest installment of jaw-dropping Hong Kong property prices, a parking spot in the Upton ... ( read original story ...)

Parking spot in Hong Kong goes for $664,300

The spot, located in the ritzy Upton apartment complex in western Hong Kong, is only 188-square-feet. That’s slightly bigger than a regular parking space anywhere else, about four times the size of a king-size bed and one-fifteenth the size of a tennis ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong parking space sold for $664,000

But what does he park in it? A business executive paid $664,000 for a parking space in his ritzy Hong Kong apartment building, according to property records, setting a new record for the city by $50,000. The South China Morning Post reports that Kwan Wai ... ( read original story ...)

UPDATE 1-Hong Kong c.bank raises base rate 25 bps after Fed hike

* HKMA expects HK dollar to weaken if rate differential widens * Expects banks to raise mortgage rate as liquidity tightens (Adds comments from HKMA chief) HONG KONG, June 15 The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) raised the base rate charged through its ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong stocks open lower after HKMA raises interest rate

Hong Kong stocks opened lower on Thursday after the city’s de facto central bank followed a US decision and lifted the base interest rate. Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index dropped 0.4 per cent, or 103.6 points, to open at 25,772.3, while the Hang ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Follows Fed With Hike in Threat to Property Boom

Local banks have been reluctant to pass on higher costs Hong Kong’s de facto central bank followed the Federal Reserve and boosted interest rates for a third time since December, elevating the risk of a selloff in the world’s priciest housing market. ( read original story ...)