Hong Kong's fiscal reserves drop to over 650 billion in March this year, with cumulative deficits of over 550 billion over 6 years

Hong Kong's fiscal reserves fell from over 1.17 trillion in March 2019 to over 650 billion in March 2026, with deficits in 5 of the 6 fiscal years and a cumulative deficit of over 550 billion, dropping below the unwritten bottom line set by former Financial Secretary Antony Leung that reserves must be enough to sustain the government for 12 months with zero revenue.

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2026-10-22 06:32 · 一个狠人发布了新视频：香港財政儲備只夠花九個月！900公頃熟地賣不掉也得造、全靠港府兜底、借錢借出盈餘還要挪外匯基金1500億、不達標就學中共改口徑、最窮一成家庭月入僅1600元！官員記功、老百姓買單

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Article · 2026-09-19 00:53 Hong Kong Financial Reserves Only Enough for Nine Months! 900 Hectares of Developed Land Must Be Created Even If It Cannot Be Sold, Fully Backed by the Hong Kong Government, Borrowing to Create Surpluses While Diverting 150 Billion from the Exchange Fund, Changing Rhetoric Like the Chinese Communist Party If Targets Are Not Met, Poorest 10% of Households Earn Only 1600 HKD a Month! Officials Get Credit, Ordinary People Foot the Bill

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