Roughly 15,000 Americans have left Hong Kong in the past two years for various reasons. Strict COVID-19 measures and "diminishing freedom" are two reasons Americans leave.
Hong Kong’s financial market ready to take big leap in Year of Rabbit
Hong Kong's stocks and gold went up on Thursday, with the benchmark Hang Seng Index rose 341.72 points to open at 22,386.37 points, while gold fetched 18,088 Hong Kong dollars (about 2,319 U.S.
Virtual assets outlook: Hong Kong expected to develop a thriving fintech ecosystem over the coming year
Leading companies in the world of virtual assets and Web3 set an optimistic mood for the industry, including New Huo Tech with its annual report showing virtual assets accounting for 95 per cent of ...
Consul: 20% of Americans in Hong Kong left in past 2 years
HONG KONG (AP) — About 20% of the Americans in Hong Kong have left for various reasons over the past two years, the U.S. consul general in the semi-autonomous Chinese city said, drawing harsh ...
Hong Kong’s card payments market to hit $106.7b in value by 2026
But rising interest rates and ongoing geopolitical tensions threaten growth. Hong Kong’s credit and charge card payments market will be valued $106.7b (HK$831.9b) by 2026, according to a report by ...
Hang Seng Index: Excitement as Golden Cross Forms
What is the outlook of the Hang Seng index as the golden cross pattern nears formation? We explain what to expect.
Opening of borders with mainland China no silver bullet for Hong Kong’s retail sector, economists say
Hong Kong economists do not expect a return of “revenge spending” following the reopening of the city’s borders with mainland China, as more people left than arrived over the Lunar New Year holiday.
Letting Hong Kong leader decide on foreign lawyers in national security trials erodes rule of law: US envoy
The US government’s top envoy to Hong Kong on Wednesday said a recent ruling by the Chinese government that handed the city’s chief executive the power to decide whether a defendant in a national ...
Red Bull’s Phil Wizard to headline Hong Kong breaking event as city’s athletes prepare for Paris Olympics qualifiers
The Under the Lions Rock competition will be held in Tsuen Wan in March and is expected to attract 200 athletes from around the world.
Hong Kong’s stock and gold exchanges resume live ceremony to greet the Year of the Rabbit as businesses return to normal
Businesses are getting back to normal as local stock and gold exchanges greet the Year of the Rabbit by inviting guests to their opening-day ceremonies for the first time since 2019.
Gold jewellery sales in Hong Kong poised to leap 30 per cent in Year of the Rabbit as weddings, mainland tourists return
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China’s IPOs lost their debut sizzle in 2022, boding ill for punters betting on a few quick yuan
That changed in 2019, when the regulator introduced a registration-based system for small-cap IPOs. It allows more flexibility to reflect demand from investors, taking the pricing closer to market ...
Zeekr goes on a hiring spree, Tesla kicks off a price war and Hesai files for an IPO
The Station, a weekly newsletter focused on transportation, looks at Zeekr's hiring spree, Tesla troubles and a price war, and Hesai's IPO.
Hong Kong stocks surge as traders greet Year of the Rabbit by loading up Alibaba, Tencent and Macau casino firms
Hong Kong stocks surged to the highest level since June as trading ... The Tech Index soared 7.5 per cent. Onshore financial markets are closed for the week. Alibaba Group Holding advanced 1.3 per ...