International Insights, Global Perspective

Hong Kong's housing price index eased to 159.92 while GDP grew 4.30% Y/Y, unemployment held at 3.70%, wages rose and tourism rebounded. This article decodes the coexistence of housing cooling and domestic resilience, offering overseas Chinese investors a reference for judging the Hong Kong asset allocation window.

Norway's July housing index fell from 371.76 to 362.19, down 2.6% MoM; June inflation eased to 2.70%; average wages rose to NOK 63,630/month; unemployment 4.50%. A rational correction from high base and high rates, coupled with potential rate cuts, opens a window for overseas Chinese investors to observe Nordic assets.