Newstral
Article
South China Morning Post on 2022-05-03 10:54
Coronavirus: Hong Kong economy records worse than expected 4 per cent contraction in first quarter
Related news
Hong Kong downgrades economic forecast for 2022 after first-quarter GDP shrinks worse-than-expected 4 per centSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong economy set for between 0.5 per cent growth and 0.5 per cent contractionSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong retail sales record worse-than-expected 14.7% decline in April, 2nd contraction in rowSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong economy suffers biggest annual contraction on record, shrinking 6.1 per cent as coronavirus hammers tourism, local spendingSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong exports to shrink 2 per cent in 2020, in second straight year of contraction, Trade Development Council forecastsSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong downgrades full-year GDP growth forecast to 3.2 per cent contraction, blaming external environment, international tensions and Covid-19South China Morning Post
- SStandard Chartered’s first-quarter profit rises 3 per cent as it overcomes weaker Hong Kong performancescmp.com
Hong Kong restaurant receipts up whopping 44 per cent year on year in third quarterSouth China Morning Post
Coronavirus: Hong Kong economy grows 7.9 per cent in first quarter, higher than forecastSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong economy grows 7.5 per cent in second quarter, the highest level for a decadeSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong slips into recession as economy shrinks by 1.4 per cent in second quarterSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong remains stuck in recession as economy shrinks by 4.5 per cent in third quarterSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong slips into recession as economy shrinks 3.2 per cent in the third quarterSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong privacy watchdog records 15 per cent jump in complaints after anti-doxxing law introducedSouth China Morning Post
Carney: South Korea's Economic Contraction Is Worse Than America'sbreitbart.com
Hong Kong economy shrinks worse-than-expected 3.5 per cent in 2022 on weak external demand, advance figures showSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong economy grows 5.4 per cent in third quarter but coronavirus, supply chain crunch could weigh on recoverySouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong restaurant receipts up 24.3 per cent in second quarter year on year as city shakes off pandemic bluesSouth China Morning Post
Coronavirus: Hong Kong economy rebounds sharply, posting 7.8 per cent growth in first quarter for 11-year highSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong recovery on track with economy growing 5.4 per cent in third quarter but rising inflation poses threatSouth China Morning Post