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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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More gains for Hong Kong’s residential property market

The residential property market in Hong Kong has registered gains for two straight months, driving prices to a four-month high.

Markets

Hong Kong’s unemployment rate falls to 3%

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

Markets

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.

Markets

More gains for Hong Kong’s residential property market

The residential property market in Hong Kong has registered gains for two straight months, driving prices to a four-month high.

Markets

HKMA hikes rates by 25bps

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) increased its base rate by 25 basis points (bps) on Thursday to a 15-year high of 5.0%

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Lunar New Year buoys HK shares

Stocks jumped on Thursday in Hong Kong, registering a gain on the first trading session in the Year of the Rabbit,

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Hong Kong markets to get a boost from China reopening

Markets in Hong Kong will benefit from China’s reopening, says HKEX Chairman Laura Cha

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Hong Kong hikes rates by 75bps

On Thursday the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) increased its benchmark interest rate by 75 basis points (bps)

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Hong Kong unveils CBDC project

Hong Kong’s financial authorities have revealed a prototype of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) known as Project Aurum.

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Hong Kong’s gender pay gap widens

The gender pay gap among those holding top jobs in Hong Kong has widened over the past five years, according to official data.

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Prime rate rise forecast in Hong Kong

Banks in Hong Kong are due to increase prime rates for the first time in four years following the Federal Reserve’s aggressive policy tightening stance.

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Hong Kong rules out tax increases

The Hong Kong government is not planning to increase taxes despite a rise in pandemic-related public spending.

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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

Markets

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.

Markets

More gains for Hong Kong’s residential property market

The residential property market in Hong Kong has registered gains for two straight months, driving prices to a four-month high.

Markets

HKMA hikes rates by 25bps

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) increased its base rate by 25 basis points (bps) on Thursday to a 15-year high of 5.0%

Markets

Lunar New Year buoys HK shares

Stocks jumped on Thursday in Hong Kong, registering a gain on the first trading session in the Year of the Rabbit,

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