The Week: Oct 25 - Oct 31

Government's tracker attracts good response The initial public offering (IPO) of the Government-backed Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (TraHK) got under way on Monday to greater-than-expected interest from retail investors, who queued for hours to get application forms.

At about HK$10 billion, the investment trust's float is one of the largest IPOs to be carried out in Hong Kong and was partly blamed for drawing liquidity out of the stock exchange last week. Short-term interest rates came under pressure as foreign investors bought Hong Kong dollars to apply for TraHK units.

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