Hong Kong’s economy ended last year on a weak note as exports slumped and household spending softened. We think growth will remain subdued in the months ahead. The relatively expansionary budget unveiled today will provide some support. But tight monetary conditions will continue to weigh on domestic demand. The city’s overheated property market also remains a major concern.
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