Hong Kong real estate prices grew at a slower pace and sales fell in the second quarter as global stock markets weakened, but the city’s financial chief warned on Tuesday that risk of a bubble will remain as long as interest rates stay low. John Tsang told legislators that market sentiment had moderated in the past two months after a…
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