Hang Seng Bank : raises HK 2018 GDP growth forecast to 3.7%

gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast for 2018 to 3.7%, up from its previous estimate of 3.3%. HSB noted Hong Kong's economy grew at the fastest pace since 2011 in the first quarter of this year, with GDP rising by 4.7% year-on-year after increasing ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong rising as hot IPO market

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has become a hot spot for attracting the initial public offerings of some of the largest companies in the world. While U.S. markets await the IPOs of Uber and Airbnb, three Chinese companies that rank among the world's 20 ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Hang Seng rebounds 0.8%

Hong Kong ... China's central bank urged investors to remain calm and rational, saying the economy is in good shape to deal with trade friction. Thirty nine stocks among the 50 blue chips rose, and ten fell, with one stock remaining steady. The Hang ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC makes changes to PayMe e-wallet top-ups

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation announced that users of the e-payment app, PayMe, will be able to top up their e-wallets using their HSBC personal bank accounts starting later this week. The top-up limit will be HK$30,000 per month.PayMe users ... ( read original story ...)

Xiaomi to Debut in Hong Kong First After Postponing Shanghai IPO

Xiaomi Corp. has decided on a Hong Kong initial public offering before listing in Shanghai, backtracking on a key portion of one of the year’s most anticipated stock market debuts. The smartphone maker aims to list in the former British colony before ... ( read original story ...)

China’s Xiaomi pulls mainland CDR offering until after HK IPO

Xiaomi Corp [IPO-XMGP.HK][XTC.UL], expected to raise around $10 billion in Hong Kong and mainland offerings, said it would apply to China’s securities regulator to postpone a review of its China depositary receipts (CDR) offering application. The maker ... ( read original story ...)

Xiaomi pulls mainland CDR offering until after Hong Kong IPO

Shanghai/Hong Kong: Chinese smartphone marker Xiaomi will postpone its application for a mainland share offering until after it completes a separate listing in Hong Kong, the firm said on Tuesday, casting a pall on Beijing’s drive to lure tech giants ... ( read original story ...)