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Lantern Festival markets to be set up across Hong Kong to spur local consumption

To encourage local consumption, various districts in Hong Kong are planning to organize Lantern Festival markets, with a scholar suggesting .

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Lantern Festival markets are all the rage as districts plan ahead

Michael Shum Four districts across Hong Kong plan to host Lantern Festival markets to boost local consumption, as a scholar said the activit.

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Hong Kong deficit balloons to HK$164 1 billion for first 8 months of financial year

Government reveals financial performance between April and November, with expenditure reaching HK$472.3 billion and revenue at HK$241.6 billion.

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Land premium revenue shows 86% shortfall as another Hong Kong government site put out to tender withdrawn from market

Academic predicts government deficit will ‘become worse’ if review of reserve prices for development sites is not carried out.

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Some Hong Kong experts predict property slump will bottom out and cuts to stamp duties will boost market, but others say reduced charges not enough to increase demand

Policy address cuts to stamp duties will reduce burden on local and non-local residents, Chief Executive John Lee says.

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