Hong Kong is grappling with a fourth wave of Covid-19 infections while the Hang Seng Index members as a group become most expensive in a decade. Photo: EPA-EFE
Hong Kong stocks rise to eight-month high in late charge amid Covid-19 woes with market valuation at decade-high
- Hang Seng Index closed at an eight-month high in late-trading rally as vaccine outweighed concerns over new wave of Covid-19 infections
- Rally in November has lifted market valuation to most expensive in a decade, based on Hang Seng Index’s price-earnings ratio
Hong Kong is grappling with a fourth wave of Covid-19 infections while the Hang Seng Index members as a group become most expensive in a decade. Photo: EPA-EFE
