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Hong Kong Launches Chinese Government Bond Futures
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has launched offshore Chinese government bond futures for the first time, with trading beginning on Monday. The initiative aims to provide international institutional investors with hedging tools while supporting China's debt market globalization and Hong Kong's role as a financial bridge.
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