Authorities plan deeper integration with mainland commodity markets, leveraging LME-approved warehouses to expand gold storage and bolster Hong Kong’s role as a global bullion hub.
Hong Kong intends to surpass 2,000 tons of gold storage within three years as part of a strategy to strengthen its position as an international gold trading center. The city currently operates 15 London Metal Exchange–approved warehouses and plans to deepen connections with mainland commodity markets to enhance cross-border integration. The initiative focuses on expanding physical gold capacity and logistics to meet global market standards.