HKMA Exchange Fund posts $13.3bn gain in first half amid global rally
Global bond investments continue to shine while Hong Kong equities rebound mildly; HKMA chief Eddie Yue cites geopolitical tensions, US election as key risks in the second half.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s Exchange Fund recorded an investment return of HK$104 billion ($13.3 billion) in the first half of 2024, helped by a global market rally, the de facto central bank announced.
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