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Hong Kong’s equity capital markets plummet 27% to US$37.6b in 2011
Morgan Stanley is the top bookrunner in Hong Kong, with total proceeds of US$7.2 b so far, increading its market share by 6%.
Hong Kong’s equity capital markets plummet 27% to US$37.6b in 2011
Morgan Stanley is the top bookrunner in Hong Kong, with total proceeds of US$7.2 b so far, increading its market share by 6%.
Fancy some wine? Apparently not
For the first time in almost 20 sales Sotheby’s was left with one bottle too many of Chateau Lafite Rothschild after failing to attract buyers.
Trading resumes in Hong Kong
Typhoon Nesat, which made Hong Kong issue the highest storm warning in two years, caused the stock exchange to halt trading on 29 September 2011.
CapitaMalls Asia’s Hong Kong shares to begin trade in October
It sought the secondary listing to support plans to expand in China.
Google to set up data centre in Hong Kong
The Government of Hong Kong welcomed Google's announcement today to build a data centre in Hong Kong.
Trading delayed as typhoon moves its way to Hong Kong
Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing’s morning session has been canceled amidst the No.8 gale signal.
Hong Kong’s total exports and imports up
The year-on-year increases for exports and imports were 6.8% and 14.1% respectively.
Hong Kong finance professionals keen on seeking greener pastures abroad
67% of professionals want career growth, better salary packages, improved overall lifestyle and new work experiences overseas.
Hang Seng Index drops to its lowest since July 2009
It declined 1.5 percent to 17,407.80 amidst fall of Europe-related shares.
Hong Kong M&A amount to a whopping $55.3b in 2011
The country accounts for 12% of the total M&A deal flow in Asia.
Asian banks on firing spree?
With growing job losses in major cities, warning bells of more cuts ring.
Hong Kong takes a bite of Apple
Apple opened its first store in Hong Kong amidst growth of retail sales driven by spending from visiting Mainlanders.
Hong Kong homes most expensive for billionaires
Homes purchased by billionaires in Hong Kong cost $10,360 a square foot, or double the price paid by billionaires in London.
Worst week since 2008 looms for Hong Kong shares
The Hang Seng Index, which closed down 4.9 percent at 17,912.0 points on 22 September 2011, was down 7.9 percent on the week.
Overall consumer prices soar 5.7% in August
Inflation seen to rise further in the coming months due to surges in international food prices and private residential rents.
Second quarter Balance of Payments surplus reaches $19.6bn
Yet visible trade deficit in second quarter soared to $125.6bn.
Hong Kong property prices to anchor inflation expectations
Analyst says negative sentiment has clouded the property market with disappointing land auction results and major banks raising mortgage rates.
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