Hong Kong's exports surged 53% to HK$667.9 billion in August, driven by AI-related electronic products
Hong Kong's exports surged 53% year-on-year to HK$667.9 billion in August, following a 50.7% increase in July. Imports also rose 60% to HK$739.1 billion. The government attributed the growth to robust global demand for AI-related electronic products, but warned of uncertainties from Middle East geopolitical tensions and protectionist trade measures.
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