Hong Kong’s economy ended last year on a fairly strong note, supported by buoyant exports. But we think growth will slow over the quarters ahead. The expansionary budget unveiled today will provide some support to the economy this year. But it is unlikely to offset the impact of tighter monetary conditions on domestic demand. The city’s overheated property market also remains a major concern.
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