Chainlink (LINK) has captured fresh investor interest after Chainlink's CCIP successfully enabled a Hong Kong CBDC and an ...

When the center drops out—literally. Ringed bimetal coins are fascinating, but separation issues may cause more than ...

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Hong Kong’s currency peg to the U.S. dollar celebrated its 30th birthday last week. But how many more anniversaries will it have? Local officials say it will be ...

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Gold has been a popular way to play U.S. dollar weakness, but another proxy increasingly being considered is the Hong Kong dollar. As the greenback continues to slide ...

The Hong Kong dollar's peg to the US currency is seen as a unique advantage for the city, as the majority of stablecoin trading activity happens through cryptocurrencies backed by the US dollar.

This is the US Dollar (USD) to Hong Kong Dollar (HKD ... 2024 $1 USD = $7.8163 USD/HKD rate for 09/01/2024 Wednesday 10 January 2024 $1 USD = $7.8194 USD/HKD rate for 10/01/2024 Thursday 11 ...

HKD is the abbreviation for the Hong Kong dollar, the official currency of Hong ... "What Are the Top 10 Most Traded Currencies in the World?" Accessed June 11, 2021.

The cost for banks to borrow Hong Kong dollars ... basis points to 5.10%, having more than doubled from this year’s low set in February. The gauge’s discount to the US dollar interbank rate ...

This is the British Pound (GBP) to Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) exchange rate history data page for the year of 2025, covering 160 days of GBP HKD historical data. Best exchange rate: 10.6536 HKD on 05 ...

A gauge of interbank borrowing costs in Hong Kong dropped for the first time in 13 sessions as local stocks retreated following a rally fueled by China’s stimulus blitz. The one-month Hong Kong ...

The team behind CNHC, a stablecoin pegged to the value of the offshore yuan, and HKDC, one tied to the Hong Kong dollar ... this year KuCoin closed a $10 million funding round into CNHC.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is flirting with 5%, while it’s only a matter of time before China goes to sub-1%. Because of the dollar peg, Hong Kong can no longer be Asia’s go-to ...