The UK government got its welfare bill over the line, but only after huge concessions. And Hong Kong’s stock market is leaving mainland China’s in the dust. Meanwhile, China has a chokehold on the …
China Sanctions Former Philippine Senator as Tensions Swell
China has sanctioned former Philippine Senator Francis Tolentino, prohibiting him from entering mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau, in a rare move as tensions with Manila rise.Most Read from …
Rebound in Hong Kong’s home prices unlikely to come this year: analysts
Analysts say a supply overhang in the city’s residential real estate market is likely to loom this year and next.
Hong Kong real estate gets short-term loose-money bump
HONG KONG] Two of Hong Kong’s iconic property landmarks are benefiting from the city’s surprisingly loose short-term lending environment, although analysts say this is most likely a temporary blip …
China’s Zijin buys Kazakhstan gold mine for $1.2B ahead of overseas unit’s Hong Kong listing
China’s Zijin Mining (OTCPK:ZIJMF), one of the country’s largest miners of gold and copper, has struck a deal to buy the Raygorodok Gold Mine in Kazakhstan for $1.2 billion. The deal comes ahead of a …
As Singapore snares its largest Reit IPO in a decade, the Hong Kong exchange is busier than ever
SINGAPORE] The last week has seen good news for the Singapore Exchange (SGX). Not only is NTT’s upcoming real estate investment trust (Reit) listing likely to be the largest S-Reit listing in a decade …
Investors turn to stocks to gain exposure despite China’s crypto ban
Mainland investors in China are flooding into Hong Kong’s equity markets to sidestep Beijing’s crypto ban, using stocks as a backdoor into the digital space. This demand, locked up since the 2021 …
Singapore crypto crackdown set to spark moves to Hong Kong and Dubai
Hong Kong and Dubai are expected to be the main beneficiaries of a crackdown in Singapore on crypto exchanges, with unlicensed players being forced to close or move their operations by the end of the …
A Hong Kong Property Dynasty in Disarray
After a year of turmoil for the Cheng family, New World Development is trying to refinance $11 billion. Bloomberg Originals explores how it all happened.
New World gets 100% lender approval for HK$87.5 bil refinancing
New World’s refinancing — which would be one of the largest of its kind ever in Hong Kong — marks the end of months-long negotiations for a debt package that would pull it from the brink of default.