Hong Kong Exchange Market Opening Ceremony After Lunar New Year Holiday

Hong Kong Exchange Market Opening Ceremony After Lunar New Year Holiday

Nicolas Aguzin, Chief Executive Officer of Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Limited, is speaking at the Lunar New Year market opening ceremony of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong in Hong Kong, on February 14, 2024. The Hong Kong Stock Market is reopening after the Lunar New Year holidays. This year marks the Year of the Dragon in the zodiac calendar. (Photo by Vernon Yuen/NurPhoto)

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