Nomura cuts recommendation on HK stocks as protests, trade war escalate

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Anti-government demonstrations in the city escalated over the weekend with protesters hurling Molotov cocktails at security forces who responded with water cannon and tear gas, as protests entered their third month. Nomura has cut its rating on MSCI’s basket of Hong Kong companies .dMIHK00000PUS to “underweight” from “overweight”.The protracted U.S.-China tariff war is also piling pressure on the trade-reliant territory, with yuandepreciation hurting the valuation of Chinese companies listed in the financial center, said Nomura.

 

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