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By Charlie Zhu, Bloomberg markets live reporter and strategist
Three things we learned last week:
1. Hong Kong’s benchmark stock index declined, even as mainland investors continued to pour money into the market. The Hang Seng Index fell 1.1% last week, despite so-called southbound flows of HK$61.6 billion, triggering speculation that local or global funds may have left the market instead.
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