Hong Kong’s future retail sales performance is expected to improve with the widespread axing of Covid-19 restrictions and an anticipated rise in inbound travellers, the government has said. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong retail sales fall 4.2 per cent in November, but city bets on uptick following easing of Covid curbs
- Total value of sales in November was HK$29.5 billion, down from HK$31.9 billion recorded in October
- Latest figures do not reflect government’s lifting of Covid-19 measures last month
Hong Kong’s future retail sales performance is expected to improve with the widespread axing of Covid-19 restrictions and an anticipated rise in inbound travellers, the government has said. Photo: Jelly Tse
