Affected by the weak demand in developed economic entities and the slowdown in Asian trading, Hong Kong's economy shows weak in 2012, especially in the area of exports of goods. Developed economic entities don't recover as expected, increasing the downside risks of the global economy. Hong Kong's economy continues to benefit from the support provided by the good economic fundamentals and the mainland economy, which offsets the impact of the economic downturn in Europe and America. It is expected that Hong Kong's economy will make moderate growth in 2012, and the domestic economy will also be relatively robust. The inflation continued to cool down last year, but it still faces upside risks in the future. As the interest remains at low levels because of the global liquidity overflow, and the risk of property bubbles get higher, the SAR Government places a series of measures to make the property market healthy and stable, and ensures the macroeconomic and financial system stable. Hong Kong's economy will still be uncertainty affected by a variety of external factors in 2013,. <<