Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) will maintain normal trading operations despite the approach of Super Typhoon Haikui, following the implementation of "trading during inclement weather" measures approved a year ago [4]. Group 1: Weather Impact and Trading Operations - The Hong Kong Observatory issued a No. 8 tropical cyclone warning signal as Super Typhoon Haikui approaches, with expectations of worsening weather conditions [1]. - The Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, Paul Chan, stated that the government is prepared for the typhoon and has activated a coordination center to ensure smooth financial market operations under extreme conditions [4]. - The "trading during inclement weather" policy has been in effect for one year, allowing the market to operate under severe weather conditions, which has been practiced successfully [4]. Group 2: Recommendations for Market Participants - HKEX has urged market participants to prepare for trading during inclement weather, advising them to adjust operational and human resources accordingly [5]. - Securities brokers are advised to ensure sufficient banking services and electronic transfer limits to handle daily operations during inclement weather trading days [6]. - Investors should familiarize themselves with the electronic trading platforms and services provided by their banks or brokers during inclement weather trading days [7].
台风逼近!香港挂出“八号风球”,港交所:正常交易!