Hong Kong Protests Are Giving Banks a Headache

One may say this is just a sign that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority is doing its job. A shrinkage in the central bank’s aggregate balance causes interbank rates to rise: This is the mechanism that ... ( read original story ...)

Why Hong Kong Is Protesting (and May Do So Again)

1. Isn’t Hong Kong part of China? Yes, but it’s a semi-autonomous region. The city was an outpost of the British Empire for 156 years, during which time it developed into a global business hub. In a ... ( read original story ...)