Core Insights - The Hong Kong Financial Secretary welcomed the approval of three warehouses in Yuen Long by the London Metal Exchange (LME) as recognized warehouses, supporting the government's push for commodity trading policies outlined in the Chief Executive's 2025 Policy Address [1] - The total number of recognized warehouses in Hong Kong has increased to 11, enhancing the city's position as a key delivery hub for the LME in Asia [1] - The government plans to implement additional measures to develop commodity trading, including the establishment of a Commodity Strategy Committee and tax incentives for commodity traders [1] Group 1 - The approval of the three warehouses marks strong industry support for the government's commodity trading policy direction [1] - The inclusion of Hong Kong in the LME's global warehouse network has occurred within nine months, with a total of 11 recognized warehouses now operational [1] - The new warehouses will provide efficient delivery options for international metal trading and promote the development of maritime and other services in Hong Kong [1] Group 2 - The government aims to enhance the overall layout for long-term development by coordinating soft and hardware measures [1] - The LME began accepting applications for warehouse operators to store LME-registered metals in January of this year [2]
许正宇：伦敦金属交易所批准新增三个认可仓库 香港大宗商品交易生态圈愈趋完善
智通财经网·2025-09-22 09:33