The protests, especially in Central every day, have a huge impact on investors’ sentiment and mood, making people panic. As the unrest keeps going on, the Hong Kong stock market doesn’t have hope on protests ending.
pHong Kong’s stocks fell for a second straight day, with the benchmark gauge heading for its biggest weekly decline in three months, as the protests extended into a fourth consecutive work day, crippling public commuting and leading to the cancellation of school classes. Meanwhile, Internet giant Tencent