Hong Kong government prepares for financial risks amid global market volatility caused by Iran-U.S.-Israel conflict. Financial Secretary Paul Chan discusses pot
The Hong Kong government, led by Financial Secretary Chan also noted that the conflict is likely to have short-term impacts on international trade and transport costs, but stressed that these effects are expected to be temporary. The government's focus is on ensuring financial stability and maintaining a safe environment for business operations in Hong Kong. By staying proactive, Chan and his team aim to mitigate any potential disruptions caused by the evolving global situation.