Hong Kong Economy Would Need a Much Bigger Stimulus: Natixis

The video discusses Hong Kong's economic stimulus, questioning its adequacy and credibility amidst ongoing protests. The current stimulus is minimal, at 0.8% of GDP, and assumes a 2% growth rate, which may not be realistic given the economic slowdown. The speaker anticipates a more targeted future stimulus, focusing on affordable housing and pension schemes for the elderly, to better address the economic challenges.

What is the main concern regarding the size of the stimulus in Hong Kong?

What factors are contributing to the economic slowdown in Hong Kong?

What is the relationship between the protests and the economic stimulus according to the speaker?

How does the speaker suggest the next stimulus should be structured?

What are some potential areas for future stimulus measures mentioned in the text?