viernes, 1 de noviembre de 2019

Asia Daily Briefing - Recession in Hong Kong

October 31, 2019


Protests tip Hong Kong 

into official recession as 

trade war stings

HONG KONG -- New data 
has confirmed that months
 of anti-government protests
 have tipped the economy
 of Hong Kong, already under
 pressure from China's
 slowdown, into its first recession
 in a decade.

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