Hong Kong Gold Imports Hit Decade-High in June Ahead of Clearing System Launch
Hong Kong's gold imports surged to their highest level since late 2014 in June. This increase was driven by preparations for the city's recently launched gold clearing system and robust demand from mainland China.
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