Chinese Mainland Investors Turn Net Sellers of Hong Kong Stocks for First Time in Three Years
Sourced from 2 publications
- •Chinese mainland investors turned net sellers of Hong Kong stocks in May for the first time in nearly three years, driven by a surge in onshore tech shares, according to Bloomberg.
- •Chinese consumers are resuming luxury purchases after years of subdued demand, Bloomberg reports, offering relief to global high-end brands.
- •HSBC is deploying top executives to win back Hong Kong investment banking market share amid rising competition in Asia.
- •DBS plans to open 18 new and upgrade 36 wealth centers across Singapore, Hong Kong, China, India, Indonesia, and Taiwan by 2027.
Sources
DBS to open 18 new and 36 upgraded wealth centres across Apac by 2027
Businesstimes
China Investors Turn Sellers of HK Stocks in Rare Reversal
Bloomberg
China’s Shoppers Are Buying Luxury Again as Stock Market Rebounds
Bloomberg
HSBC CEO pitches Hong Kong clients, hires more bankers after setbacks
Businesstimes
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