A man walks past a closed shop in Hong Kong on April 30. Falling growth figures could be a harbinger of continuing weakness. Photo: Bloomberg
A man walks past a closed shop in Hong Kong on April 30. Falling growth figures could be a harbinger of continuing weakness. Photo: Bloomberg
Mike Rowse
Opinion

Opinion

Mike Rowse

Hong Kong must reopen to the world before it’s too late

  • The longer Hong Kong is closed off, the greater the risk of being surpassed by rivals and fading into economic irrelevance. If this means a further delay in reopening the border with the mainland, so be it

A man walks past a closed shop in Hong Kong on April 30. Falling growth figures could be a harbinger of continuing weakness. Photo: Bloomberg
A man walks past a closed shop in Hong Kong on April 30. Falling growth figures could be a harbinger of continuing weakness. Photo: Bloomberg
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