Hong Kong Plans to Expand Infrastructure for Yuan Products, Paul Chan Says
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the city is working to build infrastructure for yuan-denominated product offerings. Speaking on Bloomberg: The China Show, Chan said international use of the currency is expected to grow, linking the infrastructure effort to the anticipated increase in global yuan usage.

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the city is working to build infrastructure for yuan product offerings.
Speaking on Bloomberg: The China Show, Chan said international usage of the yuan is expected to grow.
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