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Moody’s cuts Hong Kong outlook

Moody’s has slashed its outlook on Hong Kong and Macau and placed several of China’s state-owned companies and banks on downgrade warnings.

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PBOC governor vows to support China's growth

The governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) stated on Tuesday that monetary policy will stay accommodative to bolster the economy,

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Tsim Sha Tsui still most expensive retail destination in Asia-Pacific

The Tsim Sha Tsui area of Hong Kong has maintained its ranking as Asia-Pacific's most expensive retail destination. Still, it sits in third place globally due to the pandemic restrictions that battered tourism.

Markets

Moody’s cuts Hong Kong outlook

Moody’s has slashed its outlook on Hong Kong and Macau and placed several of China’s state-owned companies and banks on downgrade warnings.

Markets

PBOC governor vows to support China's growth

The governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) stated on Tuesday that monetary policy will stay accommodative to bolster the economy,

Markets

Tsim Sha Tsui still most expensive retail destination in Asia-Pacific

The Tsim Sha Tsui area of Hong Kong has maintained its ranking as Asia-Pacific's most expensive retail destination. Still, it sits in third place globally due to the pandemic restrictions that battered tourism.

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Policy address to boost “stability” of Hong Kong’s property market

Lower stamp duties for specific property transactions in Hong Kong are forecast to be announced in Wednesday’s annual policy statement.

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Hong Kong 2023 growth forecasts cut by economists

Economists have slashed their growth forecasts for Hong Kong, hiking the likelihood the government could fall short of its objective for this year.

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Hong Kong’s home prices fall for third straight month

According to official data published on Tuesday, private home prices in Hong Kong edged down 1.12% last month compared to June, the third consecutive monthly decline.

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The slowdown in Hong Kong’s economic growth in Q2

Hong Kong will likely report an economic growth slowdown in Q2 compared to the first three months of the year, according to Financial Secretary Paul Chan.

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Hong Kong’s unemployment falls to four-year low in Q2

Unemployment in Hong Kong declined to 2.9% in the second quarter of this year, the first time the figure has fallen under the 3% mark since 2019.

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Hong Kong's easing of mortgage rules boosts buyer interest

Hong Kong increased the maximum mortgages available for certain buyers at the end of last week, the first easing on home purchase limits brought in in 2009.

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Hong Kong’s unemployment rate falls to 3%

The unemployment rate in Hong Kong fell to 3% between February and April

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US rate hikes won't affect HK Dollar: HKMA spokesperson

According to Chinese media reports, US rate hikes won't impact Hong Kong's currency or financial stability, and the aggregate balance of the city's banking system is stable.

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Policy address to boost “stability” of Hong Kong’s property market

Lower stamp duties for specific property transactions in Hong Kong are forecast to be announced in Wednesday’s annual policy statement.

Markets

Hong Kong 2023 growth forecasts cut by economists

Economists have slashed their growth forecasts for Hong Kong, hiking the likelihood the government could fall short of its objective for this year.

Markets

Hong Kong’s home prices fall for third straight month

According to official data published on Tuesday, private home prices in Hong Kong edged down 1.12% last month compared to June, the third consecutive monthly decline.

Markets

The slowdown in Hong Kong’s economic growth in Q2

Hong Kong will likely report an economic growth slowdown in Q2 compared to the first three months of the year, according to Financial Secretary Paul Chan.

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Hong Kong’s unemployment falls to four-year low in Q2

Unemployment in Hong Kong declined to 2.9% in the second quarter of this year, the first time the figure has fallen under the 3% mark since 2019.

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