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As China Reopens to the World, Hong Kong Must Lean into Super-Connector Role

Hong Kong’s role in connecting mainland China with the rest of the world has evolved over time. The city has expanded from a key entrepot for trade and investment in the 1990s to becoming an important hub for financial intermediation and mainland capital account opening, earning it the title of super-connector.

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East Asia: Building Resilience, Capacity, and Connectivity amidst Volatility

Strengthening regional financial safety nets and ensuring a smooth transition into the new economy are pertinent to the economic stability and well-being of the ASEAN+3 region. This was highlighted across all three outreach events the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) held in Australia.

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Challenges in Building Capacity for East Asia’s Transition to the “New Economy”

Our previous blog article discussed the key drivers of East Asia’s transformation from the conventional “manufacturing for exports” strategy to a more broad-based “new economy”, and considered some of the region’s efforts to strengthen its capacity and connectivity.

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