The biggest demonstration in Hong Kong since the territory was returned to China in 1997 has led to the stock market and the Hong Kong Dollar lose strength in the session this morning (September 9). The analysis warned, in the long term, the protesters are likely to make the economy of the territory to meet big challenges."Hong Kong is a very small city. The economy here depends greatly on the financial system and the financial markets, "said Sean Darby, Chief global securities firm Jefferies, speaking on CNBC. "The concern is, marchers will cause disruptions in financial activities, long-term impact to the economy and investors poured capital into Hong Kong."
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