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Hong Kong's Finance Chief, Paul Chan, has expressed optimism regarding the territory's economic outlook for 2026, buoyed by a projected growth rate of 3.2%. Chan emphasized the government's commitment to aligning with national development strategies, which will serve as a framework for economic advancement.
Central to this strategy are three key growth engines: finance, innovation and technology, and trade. By harnessing the strengths of these sectors, Hong Kong aims to bolster its position as a global financial hub while fostering a culture of innovation. Chan noted that the collaboration between local enterprises and national initiatives will be crucial in driving sustainable growth.
In addition to enhancing financial services, the government plans to invest in technological advancements and trade facilitation, which are expected to create new opportunities for businesses and attract foreign investment. With these initiatives in place, Hong Kong is poised to navigate the challenges ahead and achieve robust economic development in the coming years.
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