Chen Maobo, the director of the Hong Kong Financial Secretary, said in a speech in the first trading ceremony of the first trading day of the Lunar New Year in the Hong Kong Stocks. Last year, due to various factors, Hong Kong stocks were pressured, but some sectors still had good performance.He pointed out that the stock market may have the year of the dragon. In the past four years, Hong Kong stocks have been rewarded. In 2012, it was awarded to the major central banks to relax the policy of the world's major central banks.
Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and Hong Kong Radio reported that Chen Maobo said on Wednesday (February 14) that there are some common factors in the Dragon Year. The market generally believes that the interest of European and American interest will gradually fall and the economy of mainland China is steady.Both brings a positive atmosphere to investment emotions and asset markets.
He said that the most important thing for the prudent and optimistic expectations of the Year of the Dragon is more innovation and exploration.Hong Kong's tone this year has steadily advanced, hoping to advance steadily, and there are many challenges in the peripheral environment, but there are also many opportunities. The changes in geopolitics and global supply chain layout have made many companies feel that they need to open up the Asian market.Opening a region or regional headquarters in Asia has made new development in Hong Kong super contact characters.
Chen Maobo also mentioned that this year is the year of Jiachen. The color of Jia is wood. The color in the five elements of the sky is green. It is a green dragon. The green development is a major trend, and there are unlimited business opportunities.The first green week will be held in Hong Kong at the end of the month. The role of international funds, projects and enterprises will be more prominent in connecting with mainland enterprises, funds and investors.
He said that the Hong Kong stock ETF was listed on the Saudi market, and accelerated the construction of more levels of Hong Kong and the Middle East product interoperability and capital interaction.
