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China to open border with Hong Kong for first time in 3 years - Vimarsana News

China to open border with Hong Kong for first time in 3 years

Signaling the start of quarantine-free travel between China and Hong Kong, China will reopen the border with its special administrative region of Hong Kong this week for the first time in three years

China-Hong Kong to reopen after Covid following 3 year closure - Vimarsana News

China-Hong Kong to reopen after Covid following 3 year closure

Signaling the start of quarantine-free travel between China and Hong Kong, China will reopen the border with its special administrative region of Hong Kong this week for the first time in three years

Hong Kong authorities to discuss PCR test requirements for children under 3 with mainland counterparts - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong authorities to discuss PCR test requirements for children under 3 with mainland counterparts

Children under three travelling to Hong Kong are not required to undergo testing but those travelling from the city to the mainland need to do a test.

Source: scmp.com
Ringgit appreciates against US dollar at close on China's reopening - Vimarsana News

Ringgit appreciates against US dollar at close on China's reopening

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit rebounded to close higher against the US dollar on Monday following optimism about China’s economic reopening, said an analyst.

Major Hong Kong business group predicts 2023 turnaround, GDP to grow 3.8 per cent after border reopening with mainland China - Vimarsana News

Major Hong Kong business group predicts 2023 turnaround, GDP to grow 3.8 per cent after border reopening with mainland China

But warns combination of inflationary headwinds and ‘brain drain’ could dampen city’s much-needed recovery.

Source: scmp.com