Invesco Great Wall CNI Hong Kong Connect Dividend Low Volatility ETF(159569.SZ)

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Futures Off to Begin Monday

Futures on Canada's main stock index fell as global markets turned risk-averse following U.S. President Trump's tariff threats against eight European nations. The TSX index rose 11.63 points to 33,040.55 on Friday, but March futures declined 0.6% on Monday. Trump's proposed tariffs reignited trade war concerns. Meanwhile, Statistics Canada reported a 2.4% rise in the consumer price index for December. Internationally, markets in Japan and Hong Kong fell, while Canada secured a tariff reduction agreement with China. Oil prices slid to $59.00, and gold prices rose to $4,671.10 per ounce.

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Hong Kong Securities Association Advocates for Relaxed Rules in Crypto Asset Reporting Framework

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association has proposed to the government a relaxation of certain rules in the OECD's Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). They support CARF's introduction but recommend reducing requirements for non-reporting institutions, enhancing data protection, and allowing record-keeping transfers to regulated third parties. The association also highlights compliance risks due to the absence of penalty caps and personal liability for directors, suggesting clear limits and safeguards for companies acting in good faith. Hong Kong aims to complete its first CARF data exchange by 2028.

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Hong Kong industry group pushes to soften CARF rules

The Hong Kong Securities & Futures Professionals Association is backing the OECD’s CARF and tougher tax transparency, but wants lighter treatment and more flexible recordkeeping. source:

CoinLive·
CoinLive·

Hong Kong stocks fell 281 points, Alibaba dropped 4%, biotech stocks were sold off, and Li Ning rose 3% against the trend. Experts: The upward wave at the beginning of the year has ended | Hong Kong stock market closing

The Hong Kong stock market closed down 281 points today, reporting at 26,563 points, marking a three-day decline, with a turnover of HKD 225.6 billion. Alibaba fell by 4%, and biotechnology stocks performed poorly, with both the Hang Seng Index and the Tech Index also declining. Despite the A-shares stabilizing after the release of mainland economic data, the Hong Kong stock market remains in an adjustment phase, with a short-term support level expected at 26,000 points. LI NING rose by 3% against the trend

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"Market Review" EU and US tariff risks reignite, Hang Seng Index falls 1%, biotech stocks under pressure

The risk of tariffs between Europe and the United States has reignited, with Trump threatening to impose tariffs on 8 NATO countries, leading to a decline in Hong Kong stocks. The Hang Seng Index fell by 1.05%, and the National Index and Hang Seng Tech Index also declined. U.S. stocks were closed for the holiday, and bond yields rose. Economic data from the mainland met expectations, with both industrial added value and retail sales showing growth. New World Development's stock price rose by 16.3%, while smartphone manufacturers like Xiaomi lowered their shipment forecasts, resulting in a drop in stock prices

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