Factors that affect Hong Kong's property market are well-documented, and they only occasionally include the city's currency peg to the US dollar.
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- Jun 20, 2013
- Updated: 12:42am
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There has been a general breakdown of moral ethics in political behaviour in Hong Kong, and the situation is deteriorating quickly.
The former chairman of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing says the city's currency peg to the US dollar should stay and any evaluation of the system should be done internally, not in public.
...When someone says he has no ulterior motive, you can be sure that's exactly what he has.
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I take issue with Louisa Chan's views in her letter ('Bad influence on younger generation', June 10).
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