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Beijing wants Hong Kong to sow the seeds for the digital yuan. Will its plans bear fruit?

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What South China Morning Post reported

In September, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu unveiled the city’s first five-year plan along with his policy address, highlighting Hong Kong’s strategic role in promoting the greater use of the yuan outside mainland China as a key priority. In the third part of a four-part series on the globalisati

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Beijing wants Hong Kong to sow the seeds for the digital yuan. Will its plans bear fruit?. In September, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu unveiled the city’s first five-year plan along with his policy address, highlighting Hong Kong’s strategic role in promoting the greater use of the yuan outside mainland China as a key priority. In the third part of a four-part series on the globalisati Covered by 1 publications. South China Morning Post: Beijing wants Hong Kong to sow the seeds for the digital yuan. Will its plans bear fruit?.

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  1. South China Morning Post Hong Kong Beijing wants Hong Kong to sow the seeds for the digital yuan. Will its plans bear fruit? In September, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu unveiled the city’s first five-year plan along with his policy address, highlighting Hong Kong’s strategic role in promoting the greater use of the yuan outside mainland China as a key priority. In the third part of a four-part series on the globalisati 28 Oct · Tier 2

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