Hong Kong’s stock market will remain closed on Monday and Tuesday in observance of the Lunar New Year holiday. Trading is set to resume on Wednesday, January 29th. Investors are awaiting the market’s reopening to assess the impact of recent global events.
Hong Kong’s financial markets are observing a pause in trading activity as the Lunar New Year holiday extends into the beginning of the week. The holiday closure, which began last week, will continue through Monday and Tuesday.
Market participants are anticipating the resumption of trading on Wednesday, January 29th. The reopening will provide an opportunity to react to developments that have occurred during the holiday period.
The extended closure has left investors in a holding pattern, eager to see how the market will respond to global economic news and events that transpired during the break. The first day of trading after the holiday is expected to be closely watched for indications of market sentiment.