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Hong Kong's June-August unemployment rate unchanged at 2.8%

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Published Tue, Sep 19, 2023 · 05:10 PM
    • “The ongoing recovery of inbound tourism and local consumption would continue to support the labour market in the coming months,” says Chris Sun, secretary for labour and welfare.
    • “The ongoing recovery of inbound tourism and local consumption would continue to support the labour market in the coming months,” says Chris Sun, secretary for labour and welfare. PHOTO: REUTERS

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    HONG Kong’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was unchanged at 2.8 per cent in the June-to-August period, the government said on Tuesday (Sep 19).

    “The ongoing recovery of inbound tourism and local consumption would continue to support the labour market in the coming months,” Chris Sun, secretary for labour and welfare, said in a statement.

    The jobless rate for May-July had also stood at 2.8 per cent. REUTERS

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