Hong Kong retailers bank on duty-free quota hike to boost sales By Jessie Pang and Marcus Lum HONG KONG, July 5 (Reuters) - An increase in the duty-free quota for Chinese tourists to Hong Kong may go some way to support the city's retailers, but visitors from the mainland say prices are still unattractive. From expanding the solo travel scheme for Chinese visitors to Hong Kong in May to bumping up the duty-free shopping quota, the China and Hong Kong governments are striving to lure tourists fro

RPT-ANALYSIS-Cash is leaving China again, pressuring yuan Repeats story from Friday with no changes to text By Winni Zhou and Ankur Banerjee SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE, June 21 (Reuters) - A sliding yuan and extensive outflows of cash from the mainland into Hong Kong show China's domestic investors are shelving expectations for any immediate recovery in their home markets and fleeing to the closest better-yielding assets.

RPT-ANALYSIS-Cash is leaving China again, pressuring yuan Repeats story from Friday with no changes to text By Winni Zhou and Ankur Banerjee SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE, June 21 (Reuters) - A sliding yuan and extensive outflows of cash from the mainland into Hong Kong show China's domestic investors are shelving expectations for any immediate recovery in their home markets and fleeing to the closest better-yielding assets.

ANALYSIS-Cash is leaving China again, pressuring yuan By Winni Zhou and Ankur Banerjee SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE, June 21 (Reuters) - A sliding yuan and extensive outflows of cash from the mainland into Hong Kong show China's domestic investors are shelving expectations for any immediate recovery in their home markets and fleeing to the closest better-yielding assets.

UPDATE 5-Rouble swings to opaque trading territory after new US sanctions Sanctions dent MOEX stocks, stir volatility Rouble firms despite MOEX halting dollar, euro trade OTC market to replace function of stock exchange Impact on rouble in longer term unclear Adds bullets, detail in paragraphs 2-7 MOSCOW, June 13 (Reuters) - New U.S. sanctions that forced Russia's leading exchange to halt dollar and euro trading led to a range of varying prices and spreads as trading moved over-the-counter (OTC)