全球金融中心最新排名出炉

Core Viewpoint - Chinese cities continue to perform steadily in the global financial center competition, with three cities entering the top ten, while Hong Kong faces strong challenges from Singapore [3][6]. Financial Center Rankings - The latest Global Financial Centers Index (GFCI 38) ranks the top ten financial centers as follows: New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Seoul [3][4]. - The overall average score of global financial centers increased by 0.6% compared to the previous period, indicating stable optimism among financial professionals regarding the development of the financial industry [6]. Performance of Hong Kong and Singapore - Hong Kong has maintained its position as the third global financial center for three consecutive periods, with a recent score increase of 4 points [4][7]. - Singapore's score rose by 13 points, marking a significant improvement and narrowing the gap with the top financial centers [6][7]. Regional Performance - The Asia-Pacific region has six financial centers in the global top 15, with an average score increase of 1.27%, while North America's average score rose by 0.56% [8]. - All Chinese mainland financial centers saw score increases, with Shanghai and Shenzhen ranking 8th and 9th globally, respectively [9][8]. Financial Technology Rankings - Hong Kong ranks first in financial technology, followed by Shenzhen, New York, and Singapore [10][12]. - Shanghai's financial technology ranking improved by 9 positions, placing it among the global top ten [12]. Conclusion - The GFCI report highlights the competitive landscape among financial centers, with significant movements in rankings and scores, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region and within China [6][8].