Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Chan Mao-po said that since the central government introduced a series of stimulus measures, US and European investors have made strong net purchases in the Hong Kong stock market, accounting for about 85% of buyers in terms of value. Chen Maobo said that 90% of them are long-term funds and investment banks. Interest in the Hong Kong stock market is also growing in the Middle East. Two ETFs tracking Hong Kong stocks will be listed and traded on the Saudi Stock Exchange later this month. Chen Maobo revealed this information during his speech at the Standard Chartered Private Bank event on Tuesday night.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Chan Mao-po said that since the central government introduced a series of stimulus measures, US and European investors have made strong net purchases in the Hong Kong stock market, accounting for about 85% of buyers in terms of value. Chen Maobo said that 90% of them are long-term funds and investment banks. Interest in the Hong Kong stock market is also growing in the Middle East. Two ETFs tracking Hong Kong stocks will be listed and traded on the Saudi Stock Exchange later this month. Chen Maobo revealed this information during his speech at the Standard Chartered Private Bank event on Tuesday night.