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    <description>Pascal Siu is the head of green and sustainability research at Our Hong Kong Foundation, also focusing on economic and financial policy. He recently authored a report on strategies to reduce the fiscal deficit and previously contributed to studies on central bank digital currencies (CBDC). Prior to joining OHKF, he held economist roles at Natixis and within the Hong Kong Financial Secretary’s office.</description>
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      <description>Following a challenging cycle, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po has delivered a budget returning Hong Kong to the black.
After consecutive operating deficits, the operating account has returned to profit. Simultaneously, the consolidated account records a HK$2.9 billion (US$370.6 million) surplus for 2025/26, signalling stability. This turnaround is driven largely by a buoyant stock market and a stabilising property sector, reviving stamp duty revenues and investment income.
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      <title>After celebrating its surplus, Hong Kong must work on sustaining it</title>
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