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HK’s Lee Says City to Expand Offshore Yuan Usage in 5-Year Plan

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 05 September 2026, 02:45 UTC By Echo Wong 1 min read
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Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee said the city’s first five-year plan will focus on areas including expanding offshore yuan usage and cross-border investment with the mainland.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee said the city’s first five-year plan will focus on areas including expanding offshore yuan usage and cross-border investment with the mainland.
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