On July 20, rumors circulated that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) was considering extending stock trading hours and eliminating the lunch break. In response, HKEX stated that it has been committed to enhancing Hong Kong's competitiveness as an international financial center. The exchange is currently studying various measures to improve market convenience, including the extension of trading hours. However, the primary focus at this time is on examining proposals to extend trading hours for the derivatives market, rather than for stock trading hours. (China News Service)
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