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By Jiahui Huang Hong Kong has removed several housing-market curbs that have been in place for over a decade as it bids to revitalize the sector, part of efforts to cement a broader recovery...

Hong Kong announced its budget for the 2024-2025 financial year on Wednesday. The announcement came against a backdrop of a weakness in its property and equities markets, and concerns about the...

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