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China has decided to protect Hong Kong as a financial centre, and more

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China has decided to protect Hong Kong as a financial centre By John Orchard

Western visitors returning to China for face-to-face meetings, as OMFIF did last week, will find a country as keen to attract outside investment as it is to develop a self-sufficient financial and technological ecosystem. Hong Kong’s role in this complex process seems more important than before.

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