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On May 4, the estimated figures for Hong Kong's first quarter GDP will be released on Tuesday (May 5). Financial Secretary Chan Mo-po stated in a blog that with continued improvement in private consumption, along with favorable performance in exports and fixed investment, the estimated GDP growth for the first quarter is expected to accelerate further from the revised 4% growth in the fourth quarter of last year, marking the strongest quarterly growth in nearly five years. (Dongsen News Agency)

On April 26, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Chan Mo-po published a blog post titled 'Harnessing Greater Energy through Innovation and Collaboration.' In it, he noted that global investors are accelerating the diversification of their asset allocation, reducing reliance on single markets and single assets. With the development of investment market hotspots, the variety of assets linked to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continues to increase, ranging from spot and futures in precious metals, technology companies, semiconductor firms, to digital assets. These different thematic ETFs, which may combine various leverage characteristics, offer investors efficient and highly transparent investment tools.

On April 5, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Chan Mo-po published a blog stating that the average daily turnover of Hong Kong stocks in March exceeded HKD 300 billion, an increase of over 8% compared to the same period last year. This reflects Hong Kong's reliability as a safe haven for funds. Coupled with the stable growth of the mainland Chinese economy and a large number of high-quality companies listing in Hong Kong, it provides ample investment opportunities for investors. Chan noted that as of March 27, the total amount raised from IPOs in Hong Kong this year has exceeded HKD 103 billion, ranking first globally. Including follow-on financing, the total fundraising scale is approximately HKD 237 billion. More importantly, an increasing number of companies listing in Hong Kong belong to emerging industries, with over 500 applications currently pending for listing. It can be said that more and more companies view Hong Kong as an important window for financing and 'going global'.