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HKMA launches newest round of prudential measures
HKMA launches newest round of prudential measures
It's to strengthen banks' risk management, partly.
Retail sales sink 14.6% y/y in January
Chinese New Year could improve market, though.
Hong Kong GDP predicted to edge up by 1-3% this year
Thanks to Budget 2015's "sweeteners".
Here's what sets Hong Kong budget apart from Singapore's
Hong Kong is spending less on social items.
Hong Kong's $63.9b budget surplus sign of fiscal prudence: Moody's
It also shows finances' slower growth resistance.
Only 31% of managerial posts in Hong Kong are held by women
Down from 33% last year.
Chinese luxury home sellers in Hong Kong jumped 10.6%
This is in terms of volumes.
HKMA reveals RMB deposit dipped by 2.2% in January
While trade finance rebounded 10%.
Sun Hung Kai Properties' net profit dived 20.5% to HK$8.4b
Unexpectedly lower contributions were cited.
Chinese home buyers in Hong Kong make up only 5.6% of overall sales volumes in 4Q14
Despite recent monetary easing.
Hong Kong's strong credit position offsets near-term credit challenges: Moody's
Fiscal space to deal with hurdles available.
Labour policies announced in 2015 budget welcomed
Productive and sustainable workforce is hoped for.
Handouts in 2015 budget less generous than expected
In line with hefty fiscal surplus.
Government's push for increased social spending commended
But more information on Future Fund needed.
Hong Kong's 2015 budget lacks detail and vision: CPA Australia
The high budget surplus is a factor.
Greater hand-outs for households announced in 2015 budget major surprise
However, it's called an old government trick.
Hong Kong's revised budget surplus surprises at HK$63.8bn
Thanks partly to higher stamp duty revenue.
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