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Economy grows by 3.1% in Q2
Economy grows by 3.1% in Q2
On a seasonally adjusted quarter-to-quarter basis, real GDP rose by 0.4%.
Retail sales inch up 0.7% YoY in June
Of the total sales value, online sales accounted for 8.5% at $2.b.
6 in 10 organisations still unfamiliar with carbon neutrality: report
78% of enterprises have not yet established comprehensive carbon neutrality targets.
Hong Kong Grade A offices see 44,200 sq ft uptake in June
The increase in take-up was largely driven by financial institutions, which remained active in the leasing market.
FEHD to auction 474 stalls in 43 public markets
Leasing period will be a three-year fixed term beginning 1 September, with no renewal upon expiry.
Hong Kong to achieve new economic breakthroughs: FS Chan
The city is restoring from pandemic and keep attracting talents.
Towngas and CIMC ENRIC jointly develop green methanol and hydrogen energy
Corporation promotes carbon neutrality goal.
Hang Seng Bank launches HK$3b share buy-back programme
Merill Lynch International is appointed as the broker.
Hang Seng Bank’s profits down 30% to HK$6.88b in H1 2025
Fees and other income rose 34% during the period.
Fewer than 40% of Hongkongers trust business leaders
The report also found a wider societal pessimism.
HKIA issues guidance on intermediary pay for long-term policies
The HKIA expects insurers to ensure intermediaries provide both pre-contract advice.
Mox Bank enters insurance with QBE tie-up in Hong Kong
The first offering is “Personal Accident Cushion,” a general insurance product.
Singapore-based fintech firm Chocolate Finance enters Hong Kong market
The company has also raised $117.7m (US$15m) in a Series A+ funding round.
Sheung Wan sea view tower put up for sale
The building offers approximately 36,516 square feet of gross floor area.
Security law annotations updated
Covers new cases up to January 31 this year.
Hong Kong fortifies future with port and maritime industry focus
Authorities discussed strategies that will fuel the industry amidst the current geopolitical scene.
Hong Kong to implement first stablecoin ordinance on 1 August
Regulation documents published outline participants’ legal liabilities and application requirements.
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