After reaching the bull case scenario of rising 11%, upside is getting limited for the rest of the year, and conditions are becoming less favourable. As companies in China are scrambling to Hong Kong to borrow and Hong Kong depositors favour Chinese Yuan (a.k.a. Renminbi) deposits over Hong Kong dollar, Hong Kong dollar liquidity is being tightened, thus funding costs are rising.
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