For the Hong Kong stock market, 2025 marked a year of robust recovery and comprehensive rebound from a prolonged winter. Following sustained adjustments from 2021 to 2024, the Hang Seng Index had plummeted by over 50%.
The countdown to the 2025 Christmas holidays is on – still pondering where to unlock festive fun? The Monopoly Dreamland themed exhibition, nestled atop Hong Kong's Victoria Peak, is making a limited-time return!
As the Hong Kong government's regulatory policy effects unfold, the property market's recovery from the trough is increasingly evidentclear. Latest data shows November property transaction registrations are set to hit a 1.5-year high.
Full-year tourism revenue in 2025 is projected to surge by 35% compared to pre-pandemic levels, surpassing the HK$100 billion threshold for the first time.
Recently, Hong Kong's tourism sector has received significant positive news: from January to November 2025, the total number of visitors to Hong Kong has successfully surpassed 45 million.
The cryptocurrency market has once again experienced severe volatility, with the price of Bitcoin falling below the critical threshold of $86000 in recent days, a drop of over 30% from the historical high of $126000 set two months ago.
According to comprehensive property platform data, the average asking price for new-build properties in Hong Kong in December stood at HK$196,000 per square metre, remaining unchanged month-on-month.
The Vanke Hong Kong Tai Po ‘Lianhao II’ project, originally scheduled for public sale on 16 December, abruptly cancelled its first-round sales plan on the eve of launch without announcing a new timetable.