Businesses in Hong Kong have been hit hard by the double-whammy of the coronavirus hot on the heels of the protest movement. Photo: Sun Yeung
Over 30,000 Hong Kong companies enjoy six-month repayment holiday on HK$380 billion in loans under HKMA scheme to help them survive economic slump
- Hong Kong’s de facto central bank for the first time has told banks to offer a break for SMEs to repay loans as the city reels from Covid-19 and political unrest
- From June 21, the government will start to accept applications for all permanent residents to receive HK$10,000 each, with payments to be made in July
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)
Businesses in Hong Kong have been hit hard by the double-whammy of the coronavirus hot on the heels of the protest movement. Photo: Sun Yeung