Elon Musk has officially announced the launch of a super chip production plan codenamed "Terafab", jointly promoted by Tesla and SpaceX. The total investment scale is expected to be between 20 billion and 25 billion US dollars.
On March 23, the one month Hong Kong dollar interbank offered rate (HIBOR) linked to Hong Kong real estate was reported at 1.95107%, a daily decline of 0.07%, and a continuous decline for four trading days.
The Hong Kong dollar exchange rate has continued to strengthen, demonstrating strong market resilience and purchasing power. The exchange rates of multiple popular tourist destinations have all improved against the Hong Kong dollar.
Global AI industry competition adds another heavyweight news: tech giant Google and Meta have officially reached a multi billion dollar lease agreement for artificial intelligence chips. According to the agreement.
On February 19th, multiple informed sources revealed that OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, is nearing the completion of the first phase of a new round of financing. The total amount of funding is expected to exceed $100 billion.
Against the backdrop of the US dollar index hitting its biggest drop in over five months overnight and a sustained decline at the beginning of the Asian session, most Asian currencies have strengthened along the way.
Recently, OpenAI and SoftBank jointly announced a $1 billion investment in infrastructure company SB Energy (with each contributing $500 million) to help expand its AI data center business.
Recently, the onshore and offshore Renminbi (RMB) against the US dollar has been fluctuating around the 7.0 mark, showing a clear upward trend. In 2025, the RMB followed a curve of "initially suppressed and then rising".
Recently, several local banks and fintech companies have started preparations for the issuance of compliant Hong Kong dollar stablecoins. These stablecoins will be linked to the Hong Kong dollar in a 1:1 reserve ratio.
Hong Kong’s “event economy” gains fresh impetus! The latest hit is the local “horse racing tourism”. Answering the government’s call, the Hong Kong Jockey Club has invested over HK$10 billion to upgrade Sha Tin and Happy Valley racecourses.