AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUS-Iran Tensions Spill Into Markets: Fresh US strikes on Iran and renewed ceasefire claims kept investors jittery, dragging Asian sentiment and pushing oil back near $100—Hong Kong’s Hang Seng was quoted lower while regional equities stayed mixed. Northern Metropolis Cost Fight: Hong Kong lawmakers questioned a HK$9.96b fencing-arena project in Kwu Tung/Fanling, pressing for clarity on “immense cost” and whether it’s built for international tournaments. Corporate Earnings Pressure: Xiaomi’s Q1 net profit halved as component costs rose and competition intensified, while Futu reported another big ADS buyback total. Policy Watch: The government launched a consultation to tighten fire-safety rules after the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court blaze, and outlined steps to strengthen ESG adoption in catering and control railway construction costs. City Milestones: Hong Kong airport’s revamped Terminal 2 reopened with “very smooth” operations, and the SAR marked its first astronaut’s participation in Shenzhou-23.
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