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HKEX Signs MoU With Brazil’S B3 To Advance Sustainable Finance, Carbon Markets

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd :HKEX SIGNS MOU WITH BRAZIL’S B3 TO ADVANCE SUSTAINABLE FINANCE, CARBON MARKETSTWO EXCHANGES WILL ALSO EXPLORE POTENTIAL FOR CROSS LISTINGS OF EQUITIES IN HKEX AND B3HKEX AND B3 WILL WORK TOGETHER TO ADVANCE CARBON MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES IN COMMODITIES, OTHERS

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JPMorgan Chase & Co's Long Position In Country Garden Decreases To 4.7% On Jan 22 - HKEX

HKEX:JPMORGAN CHASE & CO'S LONG POSITION IN COUNTRY GARDEN DECREASES TO 4.7% ON JAN 22 FROM 5.26%

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Chen Yiting stated that there is a change in the trend of international investors and is considering how to increase exposure to China | Asian Financial Forum

The CEO of HKEX, Charles Li, stated at the Asian Financial Forum that the trend among international investors has shifted towards how to increase their investment exposure to China, emphasizing that Hong Kong needs to diversify asset classes to cope with geopolitical uncertainties. She pointed out that HKEX needs to enhance technical operations to improve trading efficiency and mentioned the success of the "Typhoon Market Opening" measures. The Deputy Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Chen Haolian, emphasized that Hong Kong should become a bridge between the East and the West to gain the trust of investors

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Xiaomi Bought Back 4 Million Class B Shares On Jan 26 - HKEX Filing

XIAOMI BOUGHT BACK 4 MILLION CLASS B SHARES FOR HK$140.4 MILLION ON JAN 26 - HKEX FILING

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Hong Kong signs deal with Shanghai to boost gold trading

Hong Kong has signed a deal with the Shanghai Gold Exchange to enhance gold trading and expand its storage capacity for gold, which has recently surpassed $5,000 an ounce. The agreement, signed at the Asian Financial Forum, aims to establish a cross-boundary trade-clearing system for gold and increase storage capacity from 150 tonnes to 2,000 tonnes within three years. Hong Kong leader John Lee emphasized the goal of creating an international gold trading market, with a central clearing system expected to begin trial operations this year.

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