
Demonstration in Hong Kong - The Hong Kong economy entered in the recession hit by anti-government demonstrations over the past five months, which until now has not shown signs of going over.
"A blow to the Hong Kong economic comprehensive," said Secretary of Finance Paul Chan in a blog post, as quoted from Reuters, Monday (28/10).
According to Chan, the preliminary estimate of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the third quarter which will be announced on Thursday will show a contraction or economic decline in two consecutive quarters (recession).
Demonstration in the territory of the former British colony has reached the 21st week their.
On Sunday, protesters dressed in black and masked burning shops and throwing petrol bombs to the police who responded with tear gas, water cannons, and rubber bullets.
They also damage the city's metro system MTR Corp, which is considered to carry out the orders of the government to help reduce the action of the protesters.