香港特区政府财政司司长陈茂波说，"打风不停市"自去年9月23日实施至今刚满一周年，在恶劣天气下 维持巿场交易的安排经过多次实践，实行以来运作大致畅顺，市场也累积了一定经验。他在社交媒体表 示，港交所在台风下会继续维持正常交易，并且已经请金融机构尽早调配人力及营运资源，启动恶劣天 气下的交易运作安排，以维持市场平稳运作。港交所也继续密切监察情况，在有需要时发出公告，让市 场参与者及时获得最新消息。 开放50个临时庇护中心 比以往多 中环金钟核心区，集中了多家投行及高端酒店。 超强台风"桦加沙"来袭，9月24日，香港资本市场首次在"十号风球"下维持交易，创造了香港金融的新 历史。这个时间点恰好也是香港实施"打风不停市"政策的一周年。在过去12个月，香港资本市场迎接一 个又一个台风，仍然维持稳定交易，在风暴期间衔接全球市场，使香港的竞争力进一步增强。 券商总行资讯科技部等回公司上班 超强台风"桦加沙"靠近香港期间，香港特区政府财经事务及库务局管理的协调中心，确保在各种极端情 况下，香港金融市场的各个环节都能畅顺运作。 特区政府的财经部门，与各金融监管机构和持份者保持紧密联系，密切监察市场情况，并就天气情况对 金融市 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the resilience of Hong Kong's financial market during extreme weather events, particularly the recent super typhoon "Haikui," which saw the market maintain operations under the highest warning level, marking a significant achievement in the implementation of the "no market closure during typhoons" policy [1][4][11]. Group 1: Financial Market Operations - On September 24, Hong Kong's capital market operated under the "No Market Closure During Typhoons" policy for the first time during a "Signal No. 10" warning, showcasing the market's stability and competitiveness [1][11]. - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and financial institutions coordinated closely to ensure smooth operations during the storm, allowing clients to conduct transactions via online channels [4][11]. - The stock market experienced a trading volume of approximately HKD 288.8 billion on September 24, with major indices rising between 1% to 2%, driven by positive developments in AI investments and overseas capital inflows [11][12]. Group 2: Government and Emergency Response - The Hong Kong government opened 50 temporary shelters for residents during the typhoon, a significant increase compared to previous instances [7]. - Emergency services handled numerous incidents, including 143 reports of people trapped in elevators and 454 automatic fire alarm reports, ensuring public safety during the storm [7][8]. - The Transport Department operated a 24-hour emergency traffic coordination center to monitor and manage the impact of the typhoon on transportation infrastructure [8]. Group 3: Impact on Financial Professionals - Many financial professionals opted to stay in nearby hotels or at their offices during the storm to ensure continuity in trading operations, leading to a surge in hotel bookings in the Central and Admiralty areas [12][13]. - The article suggests that the government could consider subsidies or insurance solutions to support financial institutions in securing accommodations for their staff during extreme weather events [13].

Core Viewpoint - The impending super typhoon "Haikui" poses a significant threat to Hong Kong, testing the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's (HKEX) newly implemented "no market closure during typhoons" regulation established a year ago [1][3][7] Group 1: Typhoon Details - Typhoon "Haikui" is moving westward at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour, with maximum wind speeds exceeding 62 meters per second [1] - The Hong Kong Observatory issued a No. 1 warning signal and anticipates upgrading to a No. 3 strong wind signal between 8 PM and 10 PM [4] - The typhoon's peak intensity is comparable to the severe typhoon "Mojia," which impacted South China in 2024, with sustained wind speeds reaching 230 kilometers per hour [5] Group 2: HKEX Regulations and Response - HKEX's "no market closure during typhoons" rule allows trading to continue during severe weather conditions, including typhoons of signal No. 8 or above, and black rainstorms [3] - The exchange is in close communication with regulatory bodies and market participants, prioritizing the safety of employees and the public [3] - The implementation of this regulation is seen as a test of the trading system's resilience and the crisis response capabilities of Hong Kong as an international financial center [7]