A significant development is shaping up at the Asian Financial Forum, where Hong Kong will ink a memorandum of understanding with the Shanghai Gold Exchange. This move signals growing collaboration between major Asian financial hubs to streamline precious metals trading and strengthen regional market infrastructure. The agreement is expected to enhance liquidity and trading efficiency across gold markets in Greater China, potentially opening new pathways for investors and traders navigating Asia's evolving financial landscape.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-20 17:36
Hong Kong and Shanghai Gold Exchange are doing this again... It's the old routine of Greater Bay Area integration.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 01-19 04:57
It's another MOU and "enhanced liquidity." Ironically, the gold price hasn't risen after each of these agreements is signed [smirk].
Data shows that the actual transaction volume increase from similar collaborations on the HKEX over the years... there's actually nothing much to say.
Interesting, why is everyone so eager to hype up these paper articles? Instead, just look at the transaction data before making claims.
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DeFiDoctor
· 01-18 15:26
Hong Kong and Shanghai Gold Exchange integration... The auscultation records show that this wave mainly focuses on liquidity indicator optimization, and we need to watch the subsequent trading depth data.
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DegenTherapist
· 01-18 06:18
Hong Kong teams up with the Shanghai Stock Exchange—what new tricks can this financial alliance pull off?
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-18 06:15
Hong Kong and Shanghai Gold Exchange sign MOU, another wave of regional integration... Improving liquidity sounds good, but can it really change anything?
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FUD_Whisperer
· 01-18 06:12
Hong Kong and Shanghai Gold Exchange joint effort? So this is just another new trick to harvest the little guys, right?
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4am_degen
· 01-18 06:02
The Hong Kong-Shanghai Gold Exchange is up and running. Mainland China is still quick to act.
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MoonMathMagic
· 01-18 06:01
Hong Kong and the Shanghai Stock Exchange are working on a big move in the gold industry again.
A significant development is shaping up at the Asian Financial Forum, where Hong Kong will ink a memorandum of understanding with the Shanghai Gold Exchange. This move signals growing collaboration between major Asian financial hubs to streamline precious metals trading and strengthen regional market infrastructure. The agreement is expected to enhance liquidity and trading efficiency across gold markets in Greater China, potentially opening new pathways for investors and traders navigating Asia's evolving financial landscape.