TOKYO -- After Hong Kong's stock market opened the week as one of the worst performers amid a trade war-induced global sell-off, numerous listed companies scrambled to announce share buybacks and positive messages that could help calm investors.
Nikkei Asia spotted well over a dozen Hong Kong-listed company disclosures on share repurchases, strong recent performances and assurances about the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies.
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