Amid trade tensions between the United States and China, Hong Kong attracts international investors as a financial hub.

Amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions, Hong Kong is rapidly emerging as a preferred destination for global investors seeking stability and growth in the Asia-Pacific region.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po has revealed a significant uptick in foreign capital entering both Hong Kong and mainland Chinese markets, driven largely by growing concerns over protectionist trade policies from Washington. In a recent blog post, Chan pointed to mounting interest from international financial institutions, many of which are expanding operations and relocating senior executives to Hong Kong.