Hong Kong may see more fiscal stimulus in the form of consumption vouchers, says economist
Gary Ng of Natixis says more support is "definitely" needed for Hong Kong residents, but the next round of fiscal stimulus is unlikely to be larger than that of the early stages of the Covid pandemic.
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