Hong Kong set for gradual recovery

Hong Kong’s economy grew at its fastest pace in a year in the last quarter of 2013, thanks mainly to a continued recovery in exports. Looking ahead, with the territory’s prospects largely dependent on the health of global demand, Hong Kong should record a gradual recovery over the next couple of years. 

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