Beijing is expanding its digital currency network to offshore institutions while Hong Kong equity benchmarks rose as investors rotated into undervalued internet platforms.
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Beijing is expanding its digital currency network to offshore institutions while Hong Kong equity benchmarks rose as investors rotated into undervalued internet platforms.
After languishing for much of the year in a prolonged slump, Hong Kong stocks are staging a fierce comeback as part of a rotation away from frothy hardware stocks into undervalued Chinese internet platforms. Beijing is expanding its central bank-backed digital currency network to offshore institutions, including Hong Kong branches, while banks are also exploring local e-CNY wallets for foreign firms to deepen cross-border integration. “We currently have 30 domestic banks as e-CNY operators.
Bloomberg reported the story as "Hong Kong Stocks Roar Back as Value Rotation Boosts China Tech." South China Morning Post reported the story as "Chinese banks explore local e-CNY wallets for foreign firms via upgraded platform."
2 sources have covered this story, including Bloomberg and South China Morning Post. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 2 hours ago.
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