UOB Economist Sees Hong Kong 2026 Growth Strongest in Five Years
UOB economist Ho Woei Chen says Hong Kong’s 2026 economic growth is likely to be its strongest in five years. The city’s third-quarter GDP growth accelerated to 5.2%, UOB says.
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