Hong Kong shares rallied, gaining for a second day, after China’s central bank said it would cut the amount banks need to hold in reserve. Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People’s Bank of China, said ...
Alibaba pops 6% pushing Hong Kong stocks higher; Asia markets mostly lower
Asian markets will look at trade numbers from Japan, as well as private surveys on Australia and Japan's factory activity.
Hong Kong stocks bounce after PBOC announces rate RRR cut, China up
HONG KONG, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks clocked their best day in more than two months on Wednesday after China's central bank said it will cut banks' reserve ratio, a move expected to boost sentiment after a market meltdown earlier this week ...
2020 national security law put Hong Kong ‘back on track’, city’s No 2 official tells UN human rights review in Geneva
Hong Kong No 2 official tells UN Human Rights Council review that national security law means ‘days of social disturbance and fear’ over.
Hong Kong Stocks End More Than 3% Higher
Hong Kong stocks jumped for a second successive day Wednesday after news that Alibaba's co-founders had bought a huge stake in the market heavyweight, while China said it would cut the amount of cash ...
Hong Kong stocks advance as Alibaba jumps 4% on insider buying while Tencent, NetEase, BYD gain on China support
Hong Kong stocks rose for a second day to a one-week high, fuelled by the biggest gain in Alibaba Group in two months, amid speculation about corporate insider buying. China’s securities regulator ...
China to double down on support for Hong Kong as nation’s international financial hub for bonds, green finance, minister says at AFF
The mainland branches of banks domiciled in Hong Kong and Macau will be allowed a broader business scope, including the issuance of bank cards, according to Li Yunze, Minister of the National ...
Resuscitating Hong Kong’s stock exchange
Turkey’s parliament has voted in favour of Sweden joining Nato and Arab nations are about to unveil a peace plan for Israel and Hamas. Plus, the FT’s Kaye Wiggins explains whether a leadership change ...
China Economy: Hong Kong is facing a repeat of 1998 Asia financial crisis
A year ago, Hong Kong’s finance industry was hoping that a China reopening would unleash pent-up consumer demand and bring deals and prosperity to the city. There is no such illusion left. As the Hang ...
Chinese financial sector is stable, risks well under control: regulator
As an international financial hub, Hong Kong has advantages in its open and free economy, mature financial market, international legal environment and its attraction to global talent. The NFRA will ...
AFC Asian Cup: Hong Kong dreams extinguished by inspired Palestine as Jorn Andersen’s team exit Qatar tournament
City’s national team concede two goals in 12 second-half minutes, following early opener for Palestine, as faint hopes of a place in the last 16 slip away despite a trio of gutsy performances.
Western countries press China on minority rights, Hong Kong law as UN body reviews its rights record
Western countries have used a regular U.N.-backed review of China's human rights record to press Beijing to do more to allow freedom of expression, protect the rights of ethnic minorities and repeal a security law in Hong Kong that is derided by
How Hong Kong government initiative entices fintech, AI, data science and advanced manufacturing businesses
Smart retail solution provider Dmall will use Hong Kong presence as springboard to expand software-as-a-service platform in Asia and across world.
Asian markets mostly up, Hong Kong boosted by Alibaba rally
Most Asian markets rose Wednesday, with Hong Kong leading the pack for a second day following reports Alibaba's co-founders had bought huge stakes in the firm, a day after it emerged China was ...