Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Christopher Hui stated that since the central government introduced a series of stimulus measures, strong net purchases in the Hong Kong stock market by American and European investors account for approximately 85% of buyers in terms of amount. Hui mentioned that 90% of them are long-term funds and investment banks. Interest from the Middle East in the Hong Kong stock market is also increasing, with two ETFs tracking Hong Kong stocks set to be listed and traded on the Saudi exchange later this month. Hui disclosed the above information during a speech at a private banking event hosted by Standard Chartered Bank on Tuesday evening.