For the first time in seven months, the S&P Global August Hong Kong PMI has risen to 50.7, indicating a re-expansion.

According to the Zhichuntong Finance APP, the August Hong Kong Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) of Standard & Poor's Global rose to 50.7, far higher than July's 49.2, marking the first return to expansion levels above 50 in seven months, reflecting a significant improvement in the business environment. Overseas and mainland orders continue to decline due to US tariff measures, but companies are ramping up production again, with overall order demand remaining relatively stable, mainly supported by the local Hong Kong market.