On the 3rd, S&P Global announced that the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for Hong Kong in November rose to 52.9, staying above 50 for four consecutive months, reflecting the continuous improvement of the business environment in Hong Kong. The expansion speed is the fastest in over two and a half years, up 1.7 from October. S&P pointed out that the number of new orders received by enterprises has increased for two consecutive months, with the largest increase in over two and a half years; Export orders have resumed growth for the first time in over a year, with demand for orders from mainland China reaching its highest level in over two years. Customer demand is heating up, leading to the fastest production expansion in over two and a half years. (New Society)