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Trading days of the stock connects that were formerly closed due to settlement arrangement factors will be opened, the the nations top securities regulator said.

After a frenetic start to the year, markets are taking a time out with investors looking for signs that we are near a peak in official interest rates. However, with central banks likely to keep raising interest rates until inflation starts to cool down, it is premature to call a bottom to what has thus far been a torrid year in financial markets.

Hong Kong Lists New Tool to Hedge Investing in Chinese Stocks - MSCI China A 50 Connect Index Derivatives Warrants are touted as the city’s first structured investment products for the A-share market

Exchanges profited from higher than usual trading volumes in the first quarter caused partly by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and rapidly rising interest rate expectations. Volumes have, however, now fallen across all asset classes to a more historically normalised level. The declining volumes are weighing on exchange stocks, and the three months to the end of June saw the FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index down by 13.9%.

Six international and Chinese lenders, HSBC, StanChart, BNP Paribas, ANZ, ICBC and Bank of China, are among the inaugural members.

OneConnect Financial Technology Co Ltd, a technology-as-a-service provider for financial institutions in China and an associate of Chinese financial conglomerate Ping An Insurance (Group) Co of China Ltd, announced on Monday it has successfully listed, by way of introduction, its ordinary shares on Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX).

Hong Kong exchange enlists HSBC, Tencent to help create carbon market

Commentary Over the 25 years after the handover of Hong Kong's sovereignty, Hong Kong has undergone tremendous changes ...

The London Metal Exchange (LME) has approved rules for members to report all over the counter (OTC) positions, a move taken after off-exchange trading was…

Performance remained muted in May after a steep decline of 8.6% in April as concerns about the global economic outlook and prospects of higher inflation continued to weigh on the markets.