The liquidity in the Hong Kong stock market has significantly improved, and more Favourable Information reforms are on the way.

Jin Shi Data reported on March 20 that the liquidity of Hong Kong stocks has significantly improved since the beginning of this year. Data shows that as of the market close on March 19, the average daily trading volume of Hong Kong stocks this year is approximately 184.092 billion HKD, an increase of 136.87% compared to 77.718 billion HKD in the same period last year. In fact, in order to improve the liquidity of the Hong Kong stock market, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is planning several measures, including proposing to optimize the public shareholding amount, dropping the upper limit of the public offering reallocation mechanism, implementing a reduction in the minimum bid/ask price this year, preparing for the inclusion of RMB trading counters into the Stock Connect, and improving the trading unit system. Wang Yajun, Co-Head of Equity Capital Markets at Goldman Sachs Asia (excluding Japan), stated: "The recent reforms in the Hong Kong market are in line with trends, respond to industry calls, enhance market efficiency, and release positive signals. It is expected that more reform measures will follow in the future, such as relaxing industry listing restrictions."