AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAsian Games 2026: Rain wrecked key matches in Nagoya, including the men’s cricket quarter-final between Pakistan and Hong Kong, with both sides advancing to semis on ranking after play was washed out; India also advanced when its quarter-final vs Afghanistan was abandoned. Local enforcement: Hong Kong Immigration arrested four suspected illegal workers in an anti-illegal employment operation targeting make-up, photo-taking and tour-guide services advertised online. Markets: The Hang Seng rose 0.54% to close at 24,642.51, while the Hang Seng Tech index slipped 0.37%. Trade & finance: The US and China released reciprocal product lists worth about US$30 billion each for tariff cuts after the Trump-Xi meeting, while Hong Kong also moves to expand offshore yuan products and listings, potentially opening new yuan financing routes for Central Asia. Tech/transport: Hong Kong is pushing ahead with autonomous vehicle commercial applications from 2026, following driverless trials at Airport Island and the HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge port area. Business/consumer: Jefferies flagged softer iPhone 18 demand in China and Hong Kong using weak resale prices. Sports spotlight: India’s Gulveer Singh won a second Asian Games silver (1500m), and Eala swept into tennis quarters despite weather disruptions.
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