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Federation of Hong Kong Industries

Federation of Hong Kong Industries
The latest news and top stories on Federation of Hong Kong Industries. A prominent Hong Kong-based statutory industrial organisation, the Federation of Hong Kong Industries (FHKI) is dedicated to promoting and fostering the interests of Hong Kong’s industrial and business communities. Established in 1960, its main areas of focus include advocating for industry views, promoting trade investment technological advancement and manpower development.
The Northern Metropolis aims to transform about 30,000 hectares of land along the mainland Chinese border into an engine for growth, a housing hub and a university town. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong economy

Northern Metropolis and AI vital to Hong Kong’s 5-year plan: business chambers

AmCham and FHKI also highlight the need to reinforce Hong Kong’s position as an international financial centre.

Hong Kong weather

Calls for system review after lowest alert in force during record-breaking heat

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Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong graduates at crossroads as AI takes over entry-level jobs, experts warn

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong well placed to help Central Asia grow yuan trade, leading banker says

Stephen Chan says city is natural choice for Central Asian countries looking to expand renminbi usage in trade and investment.

A view of Kazakhstan's capital Astana. The state-owned Development Bank of Kazakhstan last year listed its first-ever yuan bond on Hong Kong's bourse. Photo: Reuters
LME

‘Positive problem’: surging demand strains Hong Kong’s metals storage capacity

15 LME-approved warehouses are already full, underscoring city’s ambition to be a commodities centre – and its urgent need for more space.

Gold in Hong Kong

Editorial | Middle East war offers Hong Kong a golden opportunity

The war has driven home how well suited Hong Kong is to becoming an alternative to Dubai, a major gold trading hub.

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Hong Kong economy

Letters | Support for Hong Kong business should not stop at fuel subsidies

Readers call for more relief measures to help SMEs cushion the energy price shock, dismiss talk of a fur comeback, and highlight the income inequalities in climate adaptation.

A motorcycle drives past the petrol price display board outside a petrol station in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, on April 10. Photo: Jelly Tse
Banking & finance

Middle East war drives demand for Hong Kong metal storage, but capacity falls short

Manufacturers seek stable metal supplies and hedging tools in Hong Kong, but limited warehouse space risks capping growth.

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong watchdog monitoring potential merger of city’s top 2 supermarket chains

Jardine Matheson and CK Hutchison reportedly in talks for Wellcome-ParknShop megadeal amid decline in citywide supermarket sales.

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Hong Kong economy

Is oil crisis just the start of economic pain for Hongkongers?

With diesel and petrol prices in city highest in the world, analysts warn that consumers will inevitably feel the impact in their wallets.

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Hong Kong society

MPF authority to propose 2-tier surcharges for late employer contributions

Only one in six bosses in Hong Kong settled arrears within the prescribed two-week deadline, authority says.

People cross the street at Central, Hong Kong’s premier business district. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong businesses take Trump’s latest tariff surprise in stride

Industry representatives convinced impact of new 15 per cent global tariff on city will be ‘limited’, echoing opinion of financial officials.

Hong Kong budget 2026-27

What’s at stake for Hong Kong as reflected in budget 2026-27?

Analysts are upbeat amid city’s booming IPO sector and thriving financial market, but warn of geopolitical headwinds.

Legislative Council election 2025

Hong Kong business sector in push to get workers to vote in coming Legco poll

Incentives such as a half day of paid leave and transport subsidies will be offered to encourage staff to cast their ballots on December 7.

The Legislative Council election will be held on December 7. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong economy

China-US trade truce offers certainty, relief for Hong Kong exporters

“With the one-year truce, manufacturers can now make 2026 business plans with more confidence and flexibility,” says industry leader.

Chinese President Xi Jinping shakes hands with US counterpart Donald Trump during the APEC summit in South Korea. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong to have first halal-certified restaurants under Q-mark scheme by year end

Businesses urged to understand diverse Islamic traditions as the city aims to tap into global halal economy opportunities.

Hong Kong entertainment

Hong Kong blockbuster The Last Dance enters race for Oscar glory

Touching tale about local funeral customs and familial values, The Last Dance has already scooped up awards at home and abroad.

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John Lee policy address 2025

Hong Kong business chamber spearheads local, mainland Chinese firms’ push abroad

Federation of Hong Kong Industries to lead delegations to Osaka and Hangzhou on the back of recent Vietnam trip highlighted in policy address.

Federation of Hong Kong Industries chairman Anthony Lam (third from left) and other delegates, including Mary Huen, head of the Hong Kong Association of Banks (second from left) and Eddie Yue (right), chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, during a trip to Vietnam in September. Photo: Federation of Hong Kong Industries
John Lee policy address 2025

How will John Lee’s plans shape Hong Kong’s economic landscape?

The Post highlights some of city leader’s initiatives to bolster economy, from ‘made-in-Hong Kong’ food to support for SMEs.

Hong Kong economy

Trump trade policies driving Hong Kong industry’s ‘China plus N’ shift: study

Industry federation report suggests 70 per cent of members have been diversifying production beyond China amid geopolitical volatility.

A report by the Federation of Hong Kong Industries has suggested that about 70 per cent of its members are already diversifying production beyong mainland China as a calculated strategy against geopolitical volatility. Photo: Eugene Lee
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