Hong Kong retail sales value rises 12.8 percent in March
Hong Kong retail sales rose 12.8 percent in March to HK$33.9 billion. Growth was driven by tourism and a surge in car sales before tax changes took effect.
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Hong Kong retail sales rose 12.8% to HK$33.9 billion in March, marking an 11th consecutive month of growth. The expansion reflects recovering local demand and inbound tourism. Sustained spending growth signals a stabilizing macro-financial environment for regional consumer-facing assets.
For the first quarter, retail sales value increased 12.1% year-on-year, while volume rose 9.8%. A government spokesperson said the near-term outlook remains positive due to recovering local demand, sustained growth in inbound tourism, and a favorable macro-financial environment.











