Navigating Hong Kong's Real Estate and China's Economic Landscape

This chapter analyzes the decline of Hong Kong's commercial real estate market, spotlighting the challenges faced by heavily indebted property developers like New World Development. It also examines the rebound of Luckin Coffee and its implications for the U.S. market, while discussing China's financial strategies and the impact of interest rate cuts on long-term bonds. Additionally, the chapter addresses the shifting supply chains in response to the trade war and the complexities faced by European luxury brands in Asia amid changing consumer demands.