AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTiananmen Crackdown Commemoration Tightened: Beijing barred Tiananmen Mothers from visiting a cemetery on the 37th anniversary, while Hong Kong police moved to stop artists and vigil-style marking—another sign of tighter controls around 4 June. China-Taiwan Fallout Hits New Zealand MPs: China imposed a one-year entry ban on four NZ lawmakers after a Taiwan trip, demanding an apology; Wellington says it will raise concerns, and Australia also signalled it may protest. US-Iran Tensions Hit Markets: Oil jumped on renewed Middle East flare-ups, pulling US stocks off records; Hong Kong’s Hang Seng also fell in the regional risk-off mood. Hong Kong–Kazakhstan Connectivity: Cathay Pacific’s planned Hong Kong–Almaty flights next year drew support from lawmakers, with claims of major time savings and tourism upside. HK Capital Markets Watch: Chinese wind firm Dajin Heavy set its Hong Kong IPO price at HK$66.40, aiming to raise up to HK$736.3m. Local Business & Culture: JudyDoll opened its first physical store in Hong Kong, while a Hong Kong artist was intercepted for trying to mark Tiananmen with a red thread.
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