After three long years, checkpoints at the Hong Kong China border reopened yesterday.  Businesses and residents are breathing a sigh of relief  as the cost of separation has been huge. Natixis SA, an Investment Bank  estimates Hong Kong’s economy lost $27 billion in potential growth. We speak to their economist, Gary Ng for an outlook.



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After three long years, checkpoints at the Hong Kong China border reopened yesterday. Businesses and residents are breathing a sigh of relief as the cost of separation has been huge. Natixis SA, an Investment Bank estimates Hong Kong’s economy lost $27 billion in potential growth. We speak to their economist, Gary Ng for an outlook.Image credit: Shutterstock

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