Gold futures set for Hong Kong comeback as mainland China’s appetite for the metal grows
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing is moving to reintroduce gold futures amid increasing demand from mainland China. Plans are in place for the launch of new gold-related products as part of a broader strategy to capture market opportunities.
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