Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Hong Kong's first quarter foreign exchange fund investment income reached HKD 67.2 billion.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced that the foreign exchange fund recorded investment income of HK$67.2 billion in the first quarter of this year.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced that the foreign exchange fund recorded investment income of 67.2 billion Hong Kong dollars in the first quarter of this year, with bond income of 40.6 billion HKD, Hong Kong stock income of 16.4 billion HKD, other stock losses of 2.8 billion HKD, and forex income of 13 billion HKD. In the first quarter of last year, the foreign exchange fund recorded investment income of 62.3 billion Hong Kong dollars.
On the expenditure side, payments to the fiscal reserves in the first quarter amounted to 4.5 billion HKD, while payments to the Hong Kong SAR government funds and statutory organizations totaled 4.2 billion HKD.
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