Deloitte raises Hong Kong's 2026 retail sales growth forecast to 8.4% (HK$412 billion)
Accounting giant Deloitte on Monday raised its full-year forecast for Hong Kong's retail sales to a growth of 8.4 percent year on year to HK$412 billion in 2026. This figure is slightly higher than its February prediction of HK$410 billion for the year. The upgrade is attributed to stronger-than-expected first-half results, boosted by high visitor numbers, positive wealth effects, and rising demand for AI-enabled products. However, Deloitte warned that growth could slow in the coming months due to global economic uncertainties, the US mid-term elections, and Middle East geopolitical tensions.
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