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Political unrest and trade tensions have battered the economy
Analysts forecast no end to squeeze as tourists stay away and retail spending slides
Chinese group raises more than $11bn in world’s biggest share offering this year
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Twentieth anniversary accompanied by poor trading volumes and drab performance
GDP shrinks by 3.2% after months of anti-government demonstrations
Movements that last this long are rare. So too are those which shrink GDP.
Government eases restrictions for first-time buyers and plans land seizures
Over time, Beijing will be perfectly happy to see it replaced by Shenzhen and Shanghai
The luxury brands most exposed to two systems, one country.
Companies report uptick in private investors moving physical holdings out
Here’s what to read to understand the evolving situation in the city right now
Li kicks off charm offensive after stunning investors with£32bn move
Agency is first to lower rating as violent clashes destabilise business environment
Cross-party calls for chancellor to get tough on Beijing over treatment of protesters
Pause comes amid city’s worst unrest in decades and Brexit uncertainty
Singapore remains only sensible alternative for more than 1,500 multinationals
City state’s developers had big ambitions for mainland China, but those plans now look foiled
Companies under pressure to take a clear-cut stand against the protest movement
Currency stands firm as Kyle Bass says you’d be a ‘fool’ not to switch to US dollars
Of the two Hong Kong conglomerates, Cathay’s parent is more vulnerable to China frictions
Few have more to lose than mainland Chinese investors if financial hub falters
Market sell-off following street protests wipes $15bn from top tycoons’ net worth
