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Regulators reportedly considering doubling southbound Bond Connect investment cap

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Regulators are reportedly considering doubling the annual quota for mainland investment in Hong Kong’s bond markets.
According to Bloomberg, officials have held “early talks” on raising the cap for southbound Bond Connect flows to a net RMB 1 trillion per year.
Some context: Under the Bond Connect, ...



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