Hong Kong officials are pitching the city as a safe haven for investors looking to dodge global instability. Alpha Lau Hai-suen from InvestHK—the agency responsible for attracting foreign money—admitted that post-pandemic investment hasn’t fully bounced back, blaming trade wars and tariffs. But the message is clear: Hong Kong wants to position itself as the steady hand in a shaky world.

Editor’s Note: With global markets on edge—thanks to trade tensions, inflation, and geopolitical drama—Hong Kong’s leaders are trying to reassure investors that the city is a reliable bet. It’s a tough sell after years of political unrest and pandemic disruptions, but if businesses buy into the stability argument, it could help revive Hong Kong’s financial mojo. Worth watching, especially for anyone tracking Asia’s economic hubs.