- Increased scrutiny on financial services in Hong Kong is anticipated under Donald Trump's second term, with a focus on US sanctions and investments.
- Experts believe human rights will be less prioritized by Trump's administration compared to economic concerns.
- Drastic actions like unpegging the Hong Kong dollar from the US dollar are considered speculative and likely to face resistance.
- The Trump administration is expected to continue prohibiting outbound investments in sensitive technologies that threaten US national security.
- Political analysts are divided on whether Trump will use Hong Kong as a leverage point in negotiations with China, indicating an unpredictable policy approach.
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