Group 1 - The new fiscal budget for Hong Kong will be announced on February 25, benefiting from a robust financial market and increased overall revenue, including stamp duty, allowing the government to restore operating surplus earlier than expected [1][3] - The financial sector, which accounts for 26% of Hong Kong's GDP, showed strong performance last year, leading to greater market demand and positive expectations for the industry [3] - The trade sector, contributing 15% to the GDP, also supported the economy due to strong exports, while major events attracted more tourists, enhancing the market atmosphere [3] Group 2 - The government has implemented a strengthened fiscal consolidation plan, achieving some success in controlling expenditure growth, although overall spending continues to rise, with education, healthcare, and social welfare accounting for nearly 60% of government expenditure [3] - The government plans to invest in future developments, particularly in the Northern Metropolis area, despite recording a deficit in the capital account due to increased investment in public works [3][4] - The ratio of the government's outstanding debt to GDP is approximately 12%, which is considered very healthy on an international scale [4]
香港新一份财政预算案将于2月25日发表
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2026-01-11 07:09