Overnight trading in HKD offered a brief moment of hope for the Monetary Authority as the dollar popped off its peg band's lower limit after comments from the former HKMA chief Joseph Yam renounced the current HKMA chief's comments and suggested rate-hikes (to counter the endless flow from the LIBOR-HIBOR carry trade) was room for Hong Kong to adjust interest rates and additional exchange fund bill sales can be an option. However, that did not last, as the flows just kept coming and HKD was back at the 7.85 to the USD level very quickly. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...illions-defend-dollar-peg-and-its-not-working
SE Asia thought the same thing before it all went down the tubes in 1997. 440 billions to go. At 4.4 per day, that's a quarter until devaluation and contagion part 2. https://tradingeconomics.com/hong-kong/foreign-exchange-reserves
HK currency board survived 1997 despite being attacked. Same rate to USD since 1980s. Go ahead sell the HKD, knock yourself out.
This little morsel from the reputable and august financial press should keep you busy for the day: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/18/tru...n-actress-stormy-daniels-a-total-con-job.html
their reserves several times currency in circulation they can reavlue to 3 Hkd pere USD and still be fine
HKMA will never run out of cash, if you understand its history and context of HK as a whole (china backing).
They are still doing it after 20+ years??!! Last time they tried to do that, it was huge disaster; they took a huge blow. I can't believe they never learned anything. Guess Soros needs to teach them a lesson again.