Hong Kong marks busiest IPO week in nearly two years with China stimulus giving hope to dealmakers
Hong Kong has recorded its busiest week for new IPO launches in almost two years with deals opened to raise up to $1.3 billion, giving bankers and investors confidence the two-year share sale freeze could be easing.
Hong Kong Stocks Close Up, Boosted by China Stimulus Hopes and TSCM Earnings
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed up 3.6% at 20804.11 after a choppy session. Investors will have been parsing the readout of China's third-quarter GDP and September activity data, plus announcements by the central bank.
Drew Bernstein, co-chair of MarcumAsia, explains why Hong Kong is showing signs of strength - which is essential to China's ...
Ocean Park says ‘Elder Sister’ has gone from 122 grams to 2.7kg and ‘Little Brother’ now weighs in at 2.54kg after starting ...
Britain's foreign secretary has called engagement with China "pragmatic and necessary" as he makes the first visit to the ...
Hong Kong's leader pledged on Wednesday to reform and revive the economy and financial markets including slashing liquor ...
Hong Kong customs officers have seized HK$170 million (US$22 million) in smuggled mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches ...
Glance up while strolling through parts of downtown Hong Kong and, chances are, you’ll notice the glassy black lens of a ...
Foreign secretary will call on China to stop its economic support for Russia’s war in Ukraine during a trip designed to mend ...
Hong Kong is expected to announce measures to boost the city's economy in its annual policy address on Wednesday, including ...
Chinese property shares tanked on Thursday, after measures announced by officials to bolster the flagging real estate market ...
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