South Korean Investors Buy Most Hong Kong Stocks in Three Years
- South Koreans snap up $189 million worth of shares in February
- Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng index advances 18% this year
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South Koreans bought the most Hong Kong equities in three years in February as investors chased gains from a stock market rally.
They snapped up shares worth $189 million on a net basis last month, according to depository data compiled by Bloomberg. The trend has continued into March, with stock purchases poised to be the biggest two-month net buy since early 2021.