Hong Kong’s trading activity has experienced a lull as the Chinese New Year celebrations take place. The holiday period sees many businesses and individuals taking time off to observe traditional customs and family gatherings.

This annual slowdown is a recurring event in Hong Kong’s financial calendar. Market participants often adjust their strategies in anticipation of the reduced trading volumes. While some trading continues, overall activity is significantly lower compared to regular business days.

The markets are expected to return to full swing after the holiday period concludes. Analysts predict a rebound in trading volumes as businesses resume normal operations and investors return to the market.