With Hong Kong's monetary policy linked to that of the US, hopes of respite from higher prime rates in 2023 are doomed to disappointment Despite expectations of policy easing, the Fed is solidifying its anti-inflation credentials as the influence of any central bank rests on its credibility Hong Kong will see out the Year of ...
Hong Kong to Drop Rapid Antigen COVID Test Requirements for Bars, Entertainment Venues
People in Hong Kong going to bars and nightclubs will no longer need to show a negative rapid antigen test for COVID-19 from Thursday, while cinema and performing venues will be permitted to operate at full capacity,
Hong Kong Plans More Covid Easing as Lee Heads to Xi Meeting
Hong Kong will further ease social distancing measures including rules on banquets, the city’s leader said before a trip to Beijing. Most Read from BloombergMusk Polls Twitter to Quit as Chief, Voters ...
Hong Kong set to drop banquet headcount in latest round of eased Covid curbs, source says, as city leader vows to relay to state officials calls to reopen border
More details on relaxed social-distancing rules to be announced on Tuesday afternoon Chief Executive John Lee cautions against moving too quickly to open up, citing surging coronavirus cases Banquets ...
Hong Kong launches a national security legal battle against media tycoon Jimmy Lai
"Jimmy Lai, a 75-year-old media tycoon, is PRC's no.1 national enemy in Hong Kong...He may not be able to get out of prison alive." ...
An epicurean tour of Hong Kong with Rosewood Hotel Group’s Ivan Suardi
We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Eating and drinking in Hong Kong news every morning. The nature of my work has enabled me to travel far and wide, often settling for ...
Hong Kong Internet Stocks Ride Policy Tailwind As Covid-19 Weighs On Mainland Sentiment
Volumes were light regionally as Friday marked the last trading/liquidity event of the year for institutions. Hong Kong and China both opened higher but slid across the trading day despite the Central ...
Hong Kong Internet Stocks Ride Policy Tailwind As COVID Weighs On Mainland Sentiment
Volumes were light regionally as Friday marked the last trading/liquidity event of the year for institutions. Hong Kong and China both opened higher but slid across the trading day despite the Central ...
Hong Kong Cyclothon organisers want international races back next year with less quarantine restrictions
Organisers of the Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon on Sunday believe international races could return to the city next year, after the showpiece event was staged for the first time since ...
Prosecution flags 6 new allegedly ‘seditious’ Stand News articles in case against Hong Kong outlet and editors
Hong Kong Free Press. An additional six articles published by the shuttered independent media outlet Stand News have been flagged by the prosecution for potentially violating H ...
4 new lawmakers sworn into Hong Kong legislature, with 1 asked to repeat oath after mishap
Four newly-elected Hong Kong lawmakers were sworn into office on Monday, one of whom had to repeat the oath vowing to uphold the city’s mini-constitution and serve its government after mispronouncing ...
Hong Kong plans to launch 2 new government departments to oversee sweeping shift in healthcare approach
Primary Healthcare Commission will be tasked with overseeing network of district health centres Government hopes residents, especially older ones, in need of medical care at early stage will turn to ...
KPMG China volunteers use their time and skills to empower Hong Kong’s underprivileged children
KPMG China credits Operation Santa Claus for helping it to connect with organisations that really need support.
IPOs seen picking up in Hong Kong next year boosted by China’s reopening
AFTER the worst year for initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong since the financial crisis, bankers and analysts expect a recovery in listings in the Asian financial hub as China moves forward ...