China able to deal with Hong Kong protestsAnti-extradition bill protesters march during the anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to China in Hong Kong. I have been keenly following developments in Hong Kong, and this new action came to a surprise to many given the two world’s largest economies were yet to finalize phase one of the protracted trade deal. The people of Hong Kong stand to suffer more as a result of the hand line stands taken by the two countries and begs the question of who will blink first. Economic analysts say it was the ninth consecutive month of annual growth in what has been attributed to the anti-government violent protests and the China-US trade tensions. The Hong Kong economy is recording new lows after tourists kept off due to violent incidents reported at the airport and traffic congestions in the city.

Source: Standard Digital December 05, 2019 13:07 UTC