Hong Kong January S & P Manager Index (PMI) rose to 51.2, returning to Rongkai.NotThe Hong Kong PMI report released by Pu Global (February 3) showed that the PMI rose to 51.2 in January, the first expansion since August last year.NotPu said in the report that the restrictions on epidemic prevention in mainland China and Hong Kong further relaxed the market demand. The growth rate of new orders was the fastest since July last year.Enterprises look forward to the future economy, and its confidence in business has risen to a record high.NotWith the growth of orders, companies actively purchased, increased inventory levels, expanded people, and promoted the best performance since June last year.The efficiency of suppliers has been improved, and the delivery period has been shortened in March, and it is the best improvement since April 2021.NotNew orders from mainland China, Hong Kong's export trade has also improved.The rise in demand has caused the enterprise to increase production again, and the pace of expansion is steady.NotThe price pressure has not yet been relieved. The main reason is that employees' salaries and procurement prices are rising, and the growth rate of salary is the fastest in more than nine years.However, in the context of growing demand, corporate pricing capabilities have increased and passed on the increase in costs such as raw materials, transportation and labor at faster speeds.NotPu Global Market Analysts commented that the market's demand for goods and services in Hong Kong has significantly rebounded, which has promoted the expansion of private enterprises, actively purchasing, and increasing employment.The business confidence has risen to a record high, which shows that the company's expectations for the recent improvement of performance.
