The International Monetary Fund pointed out on the 29th that Macau's economy remains resilient, the overall financial system is stable, the financial sector is becoming more diversified, and steady progress has been made in moderately diversified economic development. This is what the reporter learned from the Macau Monetary Authority. According to reports, an IMF expert delegation visited Macao from July 14 to 23 to discuss Article 4 of the Macau Special Administrative Region and make a preliminary summary of Macau's macroeconomic and financial situation. Clause 4 negotiations are the IMF's annual routine judgment and evaluation of members' economic performance and macroeconomic policies. IMF experts pointed out that against the backdrop of increasing global uncertainty, the Macau economy remains resilient. It is expected that the Macau economy will record 3.3% growth this year, while the medium term growth rate will generally stabilize at around 3.0%. At the same time, IMF experts gave a positive assessment of the financial strength of the SAR government, and according to the assessment, the overall financial system of Macau remains stable, and the financial industry is showing an increasingly diversified development trend. IMF experts acknowledged the steady progress made by Macau in moderately diversified economic development, and pointed out that the production capacity advantages of the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone and the close ties between Macau and Portuguese-speaking countries will create new development opportunities for Macau. Furthermore, IMF experts believe that the guidance fund set up by the SAR government has a catalytic effect and will help support Macao enterprises to achieve diversified development. The HKSAR Government expressed its gratitude to the IMF delegation for its visit and professional evaluation. It will continue to consolidate a sound financial foundation and promote moderately diversified and high-quality economic development.

The International Monetary Fund pointed out on the 29th that Macau's economy remains resilient, the overall financial system is stable, the financial sector is becoming more diversified, and steady progress has been made in moderately diversified economic development. This is what the reporter learned from the Macau Monetary Authority. According to reports, an IMF expert delegation visited Macao from July 14 to 23 to discuss Article 4 of the Macau Special Administrative Region and make a preliminary summary of Macau's macroeconomic and financial situation. Clause 4 negotiations are the IMF's annual routine judgment and evaluation of members' economic performance and macroeconomic policies. IMF experts pointed out that against the backdrop of increasing global uncertainty, the Macau economy remains resilient. It is expected that the Macau economy will record 3.3% growth this year, while the medium term growth rate will generally stabilize at around 3.0%. At the same time, IMF experts gave a positive assessment of the financial strength of the SAR government, and according to the assessment, the overall financial system of Macau remains stable, and the financial industry is showing an increasingly diversified development trend. IMF experts acknowledged the steady progress made by Macau in moderately diversified economic development, and pointed out that the production capacity advantages of the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone and the close ties between Macau and Portuguese-speaking countries will create new development opportunities for Macau. Furthermore, IMF experts believe that the guidance fund set up by the SAR government has a catalytic effect and will help support Macao enterprises to achieve diversified development. The HKSAR Government expressed its gratitude to the IMF delegation for its visit and professional evaluation. It will continue to consolidate a sound financial foundation and promote moderately diversified and high-quality economic development.