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Foreign investors' growing interest in the Chinese mainland's A shares and improving market connectivity with the mainland will further enhance Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's status as a key international financial hub, market experts said on Thursday.

Foreign investors' growing interest in the Chinese mainland's A shares and improving market connectivity with the mainland will further enhance Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's status as a key international financial hub, market experts said on Thursday.

Foreign investors' growing interest in the Chinese mainland's A shares and improving market connectivity with the mainland will further enhance Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's status as a key international financial hub, market experts said on Thursday.

With secondary listing regulations revised in Hong Kong, the local stock market will be more dynamic and the city's role as a key financing venue will be further consolidated, market experts said.

With secondary listing regulations revised in Hong Kong, the local stock market will be more dynamic and the city's role as a key financing venue will be further consolidated, market experts said.

With secondary listing regulations revised in Hong Kong, the local stock market will be more dynamic and the city's role as a key financing venue will be further consolidated, market experts said.

CHINA has launched a new campaign, called “Common Prosperity”, to improve the living standards of its people and make its society fairer. Malaysians should find this campaign.

HONG KONG: Hong Kong is starting futures contracts that make it easier for international investors to bet on mainland Chinese stocks, intensifying rivalry between the city’s bourse and its Singapore counterpart.

Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) yesterday launched a new futures contracts scheme, making it easier for international investors to bet on mainland Chinese stocks and providing a much-needed boost for the territory’s underperforming bourse. The launch is something of a blow for Singapore which, until now, had a monopoly on Chinese futures. HKEX chief executive officer Nicolas Aguzin called the new product a milestone, saying that Hong Kong continues to be a channel for global invest...

Hong Kong is starting futures contracts that make it easier for international investors to bet on Chinese mainland stocks.