Hong Kong Fights Against Property Boom

The video discusses the high housing prices in Hong Kong, attributing them to a supply shortage rather than a bubble. It covers the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's measures to curb property prices and the potential impact of US interest rate changes on Hong Kong banks. The discussion also highlights the concentration risk in public savings towards residential property and the government's efforts to increase land supply. Finally, it touches on business growth, lending strategies, and the importance of maintaining a balanced portfolio.

What is the significance of the public saving ratio in Hong Kong's economy?

How does the concentration risk in savings affect the residential property market?

What are the expectations for future housing supply in Hong Kong?