Typhoon Koppu moves to China, HK markets normalise

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Business in Hong Kong is returning to normal as typhoon Koppu swept past the city onto the South China coastline, with the city's stock and financial markets due to reopen in the afternoon with the storm's passing.

Hong Kong's stock market and financial markets were suspended on Tuesday morning but Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing said trading would resume from 2:30 p.m. (0630 GMT) on Tuesday, while other markets and banks would reopen gradually.