Hong Kong's drawndown mortgage loans in March rise 17.8 pct m/m

April 28 (Reuters) - New mortgage loans drawn down in Hong Kong totalled HK$24.9 billion in March, up 17.8 percent from a month earlier, Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) data showed on Friday. Following is the breakdown of data from HKMA: 2017 2017 ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Dollar Drop Has Origin in Property-Lending Rumbles

Where U.S. interest rates go, Hong Kong’s follow. At least that’s the theory with the territory’s pegged currency system. It’s not always the case. There was a sharp divergence in rates in 2003, when Hong Kong’s economy was hit by the impact of ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong widens crackdown, arrests 9 more activists

Hong Kong authorities expanded their crackdown on the Chinese-controlled territory's opposition with a fresh round of arrests of pro-democracy activists on Thursday. Police detained up to nine activists for their apparent involvement in an anti-China ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong widens crackdown, arrest 9 more activists

HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong authorities are expanding their crackdown on the Chinese-controlled territory's opposition by launching a fresh round of arrests of activists. Police on Thursday detained up to nine activists for their apparent involvement in ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong widens crackdown on pro-democracy activists

Hong Kong authorities expanded their crackdown on the Chinese-controlled territory's opposition with a fresh round of arrests of pro-democracy activists on Thursday. Police detained up to nine activists for their apparent involvement in an anti-China ... ( read original story ...)

These Asian cities are becoming smarter, but at what cost?

McKinsey chose Singapore as the Asian hub for its Digital Capability Center, which trains the workforce to keep up with the disruptions of the fourth industrial revolution. Hong Kong's Yang, meanwhile, said innovations in manufacturing technology could ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong-based startup, Oddup aims to expand into India

Hong Kong-based startup focused research platform Oddup has secured $6 million in its Series A round of funding led by Brand Capital, the investment arm of Indian media conglomerate The Times Group. The round also saw participation from existing investors ... ( read original story ...)