The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has reported a 1.4% rise in credit card receivables for the third quarter of 2025, indicating a recovery from a previous downturn. This increase in receivables reflects a positive shift in consumer spending and credit activity following a decline observed in the prior quarter. The HKMA’s findings suggest that credit card usage may be stabilizing as market conditions improve. Analysts will likely monitor future trends to assess the sustainability of this growth.
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