Hong Kong's Lee Says City to Expand Offshore Yuan Usage, Cross-Border Investment in 5-Year Plan
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee stated on Friday that the city's first five-year plan will focus on expanding offshore yuan investment and risk management products, as well as widening mutual market access to projects including the Stock Connect, Bond Connect, and Wealth Management Connect.
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