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Hong Kong’s Paul Chan predicts positive market response to Xi-Trump summit (opens the original)
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‘Previously, the geopolitics caused concerns over economic prospects, leading to uncertainty and capital flow volatility,’ finance chief says “I believe the market will have a positive interpretation … Previously, geopolitics caused concerns over economic prospects, leading to uncertainty and capital flow volatility. If this factor can be mitigated, investors will feel more secure when positioning their portfolios,” Chan said.
Hong Kong rejects EU report’s claims on freedoms as ‘unfounded and biased’ (opens the original)
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Hong Kong government says the report misrepresents national security laws, ignores protections for rights and applies double standards The Hong Kong government has rejected an annual European Union report alleging that the administration is undermining the city’s fundamental freedoms, calling its claims “unfounded and biased”. The more than 4,500-word statement, issued early on Wednesday, followed the publication on Tuesday of the EU’s 2025 annual report on Hong Kong. The report was jointly issu
CUHK gives top economist warning over talk on women ‘marrying for money’ (opens the original)
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University’s New Asia College tells Terence Chong to be mindful of speech and others’ feelings after talk on women marrying for money The controversy erupted shortly after Terence Chong Tai-leung, an associate professor of economics, spoke about investing in one’s life at an assembly held every two weeks at New Asia College on Tuesday. Chong is also the executive director of the Lau Chor Tak Institute of Global Economics and Finance at CUHK. He ranks 37th worldwide in theoretical econometrics an
Hong Kong workforce to shrink by 20,000 yearly as key sectors face shortages (opens the original)
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Predicted 2028 shortfall will narrow to 130,000, but key sectors such as aviation, tech, healthcare and construction still face crunch Hong Kong’s workforce is forecast to shrink by around 20,000 a year until 2028 despite measures to import labour and talent, with shortages remaining most acute among skilled technical workers. A government report on manpower projections on Tuesday found that although the labour shortfall would narrow to 130,000 by 2028, down by nearly a third from the original e
Hong Kong will lack 130,000 workers by 2028, fewer than projected due to policies (opens the original)
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Shortage mitigated by AI development and talent import policies, labour chief says, as top talent visa renewal to be relaxed for tech founders Hong Kong will be short of 130,000 workers by 2028, about a third less than originally projected, a reduction the city’s labour chief attributed to the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and government policies to import labour and top talent. A day after the release of the city’s first five-year plan and annual policy address, Secretary for Labo
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