Hong Kong’s economy to show growth in Q2: Financial Secretary


Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po speaks at a seminar on Hong Kong's on new quality productive forces in Hong Kong, July 26, 2024. - Photo: HKSAR Govt

HONG KONG: Hong Kong’s economy is expected to show continued growth in the second quarter of this year, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said on Sunday (July 28), citing increased exports and overall investment as key drivers.

The finance chief made the remarks in his Sunday blog ahead of the release of the city’s gross domestic product estimates for the period next week.

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