Hong Kong records a 17% jump in investments, driven by machinery purchases and construction, in the first quarter of the year.
Hong Kong is relaunching gold futures to capitalize on mainland China's growing gold appetite.
Hong Kong will announce new firms with up to HK$100 billion in market value setting up shop in the city.
Hong Kong aims to develop an IP economy. Authorities plan to refine tax arrangements.
Hong Kong aims to attract foreign capital from the Gulf. InvestHK notes companies have shifted from Dubai to Hong Kong to diversify risk.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po says Hong Kong's economic growth will hit its target despite the Middle East war.
Hong Kong raises $3.5 billion through a bond sale to fund the Northern Metropolis and green projects.
Hong Kong introduces a 2-month LPG subsidy for taxis and minibuses amid soaring fuel prices.
Hong Kong's ministerial team spent HK$46.6 million on visits over the past three years.
Hong Kong is seen as a stable base for global wealth. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po cited rising geopolitical tensions. No specific next steps are mentioned.
Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan Mo-po discussed land and tax incentives. He met Xia Baolong, Beijing's point man on Hong Kong affairs. The central government supports Hong Kong's efforts.
Hong Kong launches its fourth gold futures attempt in 2026 to address the structural mismatch where Asia consumes 60 percent of global gold demand yet Western exchanges set prices, though prior efforts in the 1980s, 2000s, and 2017 failed to achieve sustainable liquidity.
Pfizer and Amgen are among 22 majors expanding in Hong Kong under the OASES initiative.
Asian stocks plummeted on Monday amid the escalating US-China tariff war, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index suffering its biggest decline since 1997.
Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po aims to bolster the city's global standing. He seeks to strengthen links between mainland China and the West. A concrete next step is not specified.
China's lower economic growth target signals a rewritten growth playbook, testing Hong Kong's policy alignment and institutional credibility.