Hong Kong is planning to sell up to HK$10bn ($1.28bn) in inflation-linked bonds in a bid to reduce the effects of growing inflation.

The government wants to sell between HK$5bn-HK$10bn of three year bonds this year, financial secretary John Tsang said in his budget speech on Wednesday. The notes will be offered to retail investors, and could be launched within the next six...

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