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Hong Kong construction, catering sectors pessimistic despite dip in unemployment
Hong Kong’s construction and catering sectors remain pessimistic about their recovery, despite a decline in unemployment rates, citing a lack of new private development projects and unattractive wages ...
Inside the Hong Kong collectors’ society that treats its antiques like ‘babies’
Hundreds of exceptional works go on show at HKMoA as a famously discreet circle of collectors marks its 65th year.
Hong Kong’s New Home Sales in First 10 Months Exceed Last Year’s Total
Some 15,900 new houses were sold in Hong Kong this year as of Oct. 27, compared with 15,839 in the whole of last year, according to data from Centaline Property. Last month alone, sales exceeded 1,700 ...
Hongkong Land Q3 profit falls 13% on lower contributions from its office portfolio
[SINGAPORE] Hongkong Land’s : H78 0% underlying profit for the third quarter of its 2025 financial year is 13 per cent lower than the same period the previous year.
Hong Kong stocks reverse 4-day slide as Nvidia earnings lift sentiment
Investors take their cue from Wall Street rally, after AI chipmaker Nvidia’s record revenue helps steady sentiment.
Hong Kong-listed shares of CATL tumble more than 8% as lock-up period ends
The Hong Kong-listed shares of China's CATL, the world's largest battery maker, fell more than 8% Thursday as investors sought to lock in profits, following the expiry of a six-month sales restriction ...
Cross-Border Borrowing Issues Come Into Focus as Hong Kongers Flock to Greater Bay Area
Lin called for the faster creation of a cross-border credit cooperation system under the Greater Bay Area framework, with the People’s Bank of China’s credit reporting center and Hong Kong regulators ...
Hong Kong firms pick Saudi Arabia over mainland China for expansion: HSBC survey
Nearly 20 per cent of Hong Kong businesses preferred Saudi Arabia for supply chain diversification, followed by China at 14 per cent.
Hong Kong lenders tread carefully amid mixed recovery signs, TransUnion says
Following the recent rate cut, Hong Kong lenders are cautiously easing household lending as they navigate a recovery that remains uneven and filled with mixed signals, according to credit reference ...
Hong Kong bank staff among 32 arrested in HK$140 million loan scam case
Operation between anti-corruption agency and police uncovers network exploiting pandemic-era small and medium-sized enterprise loan scheme.
China’s central bank to sell bills worth 45 billion yuan in Hong Kong
China's central bank said on Thursday it will sell 45 billion yuan ($6.33 billion) worth of yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong on 24.
Hong Kong-listed shares of CATL sink 8% as lockup expiry triggers profit-taking
CATL’s Hong Kong shares slid over 8% as early investors were freed to sell roughly 77.5 million previously locked-up shares.
Hong Kong stock rally meets HK$193.8 billion lockup test ahead
The 28 companies facing upcoming lockup expirations have seen their so-called H-shares in Hong Kong climb an average of 95 per cent since listing, Bloomberg-compiled data shows. TransThera Sciences ...