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Move to boost yuan globalization - People's Daily Online - Vimarsana News

Move to boost yuan globalization - People's Daily Online

The launch ceremony for the Hong Kong dollar-renminbi Dual Counter Model in Hong Kong on Monday. CA

Hong Kong stock exchange's yuan stock trading debut gets lukewarm trade volume - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong stock exchange's yuan stock trading debut gets lukewarm trade volume

HONG KONG : The 24 companies that debuted the yuan-denominated stock trading scheme in Hong Kong attracted a small fraction of their stocks' trading volume on Monday, as interest in using the new currency option was dwarfed by the Hong Kong dollar. Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing began the so-called HKD/R

HKEX's New Dual Counter Scheme 'Solidifies' Hong Kong's Role as Yuan Trading Hub, CEO Says – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

HKEX's New Dual Counter Scheme 'Solidifies' Hong Kong's Role as Yuan Trading Hub, CEO Says – NBC10 Philadelphia

Investors in Hong Kong will soon be able to trade selected Hong Kong stocks in both the Hong Kong dollar and Chinese yuan in the so-called dual counter scheme.

HKEX's New Dual Counter Scheme 'Solidifies' Hong Kong's Role as Yuan Trading Hub, CEO Says – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

HKEX's New Dual Counter Scheme 'Solidifies' Hong Kong's Role as Yuan Trading Hub, CEO Says – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Investors in Hong Kong will soon be able to trade selected Hong Kong stocks in both the Hong Kong dollar and Chinese yuan in the so-called dual counter scheme.

Source: nbcdfw.com
HK debuts RMB shares as part of global yuan push - Vimarsana News

HK debuts RMB shares as part of global yuan push

Investors can now trade shares in either HKD or RMB in 24 companies representing $1.5 trillion in market value.