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The Stock Winners and Losers From Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan
Source: Bloomberg
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Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee's first five-year plan calls for a sharp increase in innovation spending and accelerated development of the Northern Metropolis. The policy could support Hong Kong technology and property companies through greater public investment and regional real-estate development, although no funding amounts or implementation timetable were provided.
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