According to Zhitong Finance APP, the Hong Kong dollar interbank offered rate has almost risen across the board, with a noticeable increase in short-term rates. The overnight rate surged nearly 86 basis points to 3.88191%, reaching a new high in over two weeks, while the one-week and two-week interbank rates also rose by about 0.5%. The one-month interbank rate, related to mortgage loans, has risen for two consecutive days, reporting 3.9128%, the highest since February 28. The three-month interbank rate, reflecting the cost of bank funds, rebounded to 3.97643%, marking the highest level since March 5, while the six-month interbank rate remained at 4.01137%, and the one-year rate rose to 4.09173%. After reaching a new high of 7.7666 Hong Kong dollars to 1 US dollar yesterday, the Hong Kong dollar exchange rate today peaked at 7.7668 Hong Kong dollars, close to yesterday's high. The latest rate is 7.7685 Hong Kong dollars, the same as the previous day's closing price. Morgan Stanley warned that US stocks may decline further, coupled with US President Trump's visit, where he did not rule out the possibility of an economic recession, leading to a sharp drop in US stocks overnight.