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Gold eases as fresh US-Iran tensions lift oil prices, rate-hike bets

Gold prices fell to a near-weekly low as U.S. strikes on Iran boosted oil and the dollar. Higher interest rate expectations are pressuring the non-yielding precious metal. China's central bank reported its largest monthly gold reserve increase in over two years. Hong Kong authorities unveiled measures to bolster currency and…

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Global Market: Beijing, Hong Kong unveil measures to boost Yuan, bond and gold markets

Beijing and Hong Kong announced measures to boost financial connectivity and yuan internationalization. The southbound Bond Connect quota increased, and yuan liquidity support expanded significantly. Hong Kong launched new gold clearing infrastructure and revived gold futures trading. Authorities are also developing electronic platforms for bond and foreign exchange trading. These…

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Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong set for September sentencing in second national security case

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong is scheduled to be sentenced in September in a case brought under a Beijing-imposed national security law

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Hong Kong launches gold clearing system, aims to be regional reserve hub

HONG ⁠KONG - Hong Kong launched a central clearing system for ‌gold on Tuesday and also revived gold futures trading as it seeks to become a regional reserve hub ⁠for the precious metal.

Bangkok Post

Bangchak finalises B8.91bn acquisition of Chevron HK

Energy conglomerate Bangchak Corporation has completed its acquisition of Chevron Hong Kong, a move the company believes will strengthen its foothold in North Asia despite mounting challenges in the oil retail sector.

Bangkok Post

Global Market: Profit-booking fears rise as Hong Kong's hottest IPOs face lock-up expiry

Hong Kong's equity market is set for a record wave of lock-up expirations, with billions of dollars' worth of previously restricted shares becoming eligible for trading. Analysts warn the increased supply could weigh on stock prices, even as strong IPO gains encourage profit-booking and investors closely monitor market sentiment.

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Indian toy market holds strong growth potential: China Toy Association Chair

A delegation from China, Taiwan and Hong Kong visited the Indian toy show, where industry representatives explored opportunities for collaboration with their Indian counterparts.

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The Week Ahead (July 6-11): Major Stock Exchanges to Implement New Trading Rules

Momenta to debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange; the 25th China Internet Conference opens in Beijing

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Death by diet: Hong Kong man convicted of manslaughter for beating girlfriend to death during weight-loss plan

A Hong Kong man has been found guilty of manslaughter but acquitted of murdering his girlfriend after jurors accepted his claim that he may have accidentally beaten her to death while trying to help her lose weight by keeping her awake overnight.

The Times of India

Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee, seized by Chinese authorities in 2015, dies in Taiwan at 70

Lam Wing-kee, a former Hong Kong bookseller and symbol of resistance to Beijing's crackdown on free speech, has died in Taiwan

The Independent UK

Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee, once detained by China, dies in Taipei

Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee, who fled to Taiwan amid fears of ‌Chinese persecution, has died at the age of 70, the South China Morning Post reported on Thursday, citing Taiwanese media.

Bangkok Post

Hong Kong's AUM hits record $5.4 trillion on 193% rise in inflows

Hong Kong has taken numerous steps to attract wealth in recent years, an attempt to rebound after the city lost some of its allure in the wake of political upheavals and the Covid pandemic. It has overtaken Switzerland as the world's largest cross-border wealth hub, driven by an influx of…

The Economic Times

'Give me a snort': Hong Kong pulls anti-drug AI K-pop video that looked like drug promotion

Hong Kong's prison service has withdrawn an anti-drug video featuring AI-generated virtual K-pop idols after social media users said it, on the contrary, resembled a promotion campaign for illegal substances.

The Times of India

Bangchak fuels North Asia push with B9bn Caltex petrol stations deal

One of Thailand's largest energy conglomerates has bought Caltex petrol stations in Hong Kong in a HK$2.1 billion (9 billion baht) deal, which the firm will use as a springboard into North Asia.

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New Zealand warns missing police certificates could lead to student, temporary visa refusals

New Zealand now mandates police certificates for temporary visa applicants, including students. Applications lacking this crucial document risk immediate decline, with no requests for missing files. Exceptions exist for Fiji, Hong Kong, and Israel where certificates are sent directly. Applicants are strongly advised to secure these certificates early to prevent…

Bangkok Post

Asia's 50 Best Bars returns to Wynn Resorts Macau

Marking its 20th anniversary in Macao, Wynn Resorts Macau will welcome the global drinks community once again as the official host partner of Asia's 50 Best Bars in July.

Bangkok Post

The most visited city doesn't mean the most loved

Bangkok was named the world's most visited city for 2025 by Euromonitor International, drawing an estimated 30.3 million international arrivals, ahead of Hong Kong, London, Macao, and Istanbul. Thailand expects that number to climb further in 2026, with 34.9 million foreign visitors forecast and tourism revenue projected at 1.63 trillion…

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Chinese tech manufacturers rush to list in Hong Kong, seeking nearly $6 billion

The biggest of the five offerings is Shenzhen-listed Apple supplier Luxshare Precision ‌Industry, looking ⁠to raise up ⁠to HK$24.27 billion ($3.15 billion) after contemplating a Hong Kong listing for more than a year.

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Badminton Asia Junior Team Championship: India lose to Hong Kong in quarterfinals

India's Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championship journey concluded with a narrow 1-2 quarterfinal defeat against Hong Kong. Despite a strong start and early leads, India couldn't maintain momentum. Key singles and doubles matches proved crucial, with Hong Kong ultimately clinching the tie in a hard-fought contest. The team's campaign…

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China's Momenta kicks off Hong Kong IPO, targets up to $751 million

The IPO comes as Chinese technology firms are returning to public markets, helped by investor demand for companies tied to AI, chips and automation. Beijing has also pushed home-grown technology as competition with the United States intensifies.

The Economic Times

China, India see top firms lose market cap share in AI lag

Major stock markets in China, India, and Hong Kong are lagging in the global AI race, with top companies now holding a smaller market share. This contrasts with Taiwan and South Korea, where AI leaders have significantly boosted their benchmarks. While diversification can offer stability, the absence of dominant AI…

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Baidu's AI chip unit Kunlunxin targets $50 billion Hong Kong IPO: Report

Investors have been asked to ‌buy chips ⁠with ⁠a value three to seven times the worth of their planned subscription in Kunlunxin's initial public offering shares, the report said.

Bangkok Post

China urges easing of travel barriers as Apec tourism ministers meet in Macau

China will strengthen coordination with other countries to remove bureaucratic barriers and make travel more convenient for international tourists, Beijing's tourism chief has told an Apec meeting attended by ministers from Hong Kong and other jurisdictions.

Bangkok Post

Hong Kong beautician pleads guilty to luring 2 women into Myanmar scam factory through Thailand

A Hong Kong beautician has admitted tricking two women into forced labour and confinement in Southeast Asia by offering them free flights and accommodation and promising a lucrative reward for transporting 48 million baht more than a year ago.

Bangkok Post

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