The delisting turmoil of Chinese concept stocks highlights the contradiction between China, a late-developing country and a young financial market, and the United States, a developed and mature financial market, in the era of "de-globalization".
Hong Kong, as a "super liaison" connecting China and the West, will inevitably bear the brunt.
If the confrontation between China and the US continues or even worsens, is Hong Kong a crisis or an opportunity?
In this regard, Liang Haiming, Dean of the Silk Road Intelligence Valley Research Institute, is full of confidence: "As China's international financial center, Hong Kong, with its advantages in connectivity and capital freedom, has the conditions to play a key role in linking Eastern and Western capital markets and resisting financial de-globalization. Role."
Liu Ligang, Head of Asia Pacific Economic Analysis at Citi Private Bank, and Wen Fan, Deputy Head of Fixed Income Investment Department of ICBC Asset Management (Global) also shared their views...
For details, please read the 321st issue of "Hong Kong 01" Electronic Weekly Newsletter (June 13, 2022) "
Perspective on the Delisting of Chinese Concept Stocks: What is Hong Kong's role in the ongoing financial war between China and the United States?
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This is the third of the fourth series of reports on "China Concept Stocks Come to Hong Kong":
Chinese concept stocks come to Hong Kong.
1 | What is the role of Hong Kong in the ongoing financial war between China and the United States?
Chinese concept stocks come to Hong Kong.
2 | The differences between the great powers have been difficult to resolve for many years, and China concept stocks have gone through high mountains and low valleys to come to Hong Kong.
3｜The national trillion-dollar foreign reserves are backed by Hong Kong stock market liquidity is not a problem
The market is worried about whether the return of Chinese concept stocks will lead to liquidity pressure in the Hong Kong stock market (file picture)
Analysts pointed out that all Chinese concept stocks may eventually be included in the delisting list by the US Securities Regulatory Commission. The picture shows Lufax listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
(File photo: NYSE)