Hong Kong Scraps Monday Trading Because of Typhoon Talim
- HK lowers alert level at 4:20 p.m., after end of trading
- MTR resumes normal rail and bus services after signal lowered
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Hong Kong canceled trading in the city’s $5.2 trillion stock market on Monday because of typhoon Talim.
Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearings Ltd. made the move as the No. 8 signal — the government’s third-highest warning on a scale of five — remained in force throughout trading hours. The local observatory lowered the signal by one level to No. 3 at 4:20 p.m.