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 abr25 A Universidade de Macau (UM) reviu esta quinta-feira em baixa a previsão para o crescimento económico da região, em parte devido ao potencial impacto na confiança dos turistas chineses das tarifas impostas pelos Estados Unidos O Centro de Estudos de Macau e o Departamento de Economia da UM preveem que o Produto Interno Bruto (PIB) do território suba  6,8% , menos 1,1 pontos percentuais do que na anterior previsão, feita em janeiro. O coordenador do projeto e economista Kwan Fung disse que a revisão em baixa se deve ao declínio no consumo dos visitantes e às “ tarifas norte-americanas sobre o mundo “, algo que “tem impacto indireto na economia de Macau”. https://observador.pt/2025/04/10/universidade-reve-em-baixa-previsao-para-crescimento-economico-de-macau/?utm_campaign=immediate&utm_content=article&utm_medium=email&utm_source=observador_alerts mar25 Information from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) indicated that visitors to Macau dropped 4.4% year-...

 MAR25 Fitch Ratings Inc forecasts Macau’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth to slow to 6.9 percent this year  from 8.8 percent  in 2024, as the city’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) “is likely to rise more gradually to roughly 81 percent of its 2019 level, after a rebound in 2024”. The commentary was part of a Tuesday report in which the institution affirmed Macau’s long-term issuer default rating at “AA”, with a “stable” outlook. In its latest report on Macau, a special administrative region of China, Fitch analysts George Xu, Jeremy Zook and Jan Friederich wrote: “We expect GDP growth to be supported by continued, but slower, gaming tourism recovery, along with favourable visa policies for mainland visitors, non-gaming investments and enhanced tourism infrastructure.” They added: “However, a sharp slowdown in the Chinese economy, such as from substantial U.S. tariff hikes, and sharp yuan depreciation pose downside risks to Macau’s prospects.” https://www.ggrasia.com/fitc...

 MAR25 Fitch Ratings Inc forecasts Macau’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth to slow to 6.9 percent this year  from 8.8 percent  in 2024, as the city’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) “is likely to rise more gradually to roughly 81 percent of its 2019 level, after a rebound in 2024”. The commentary was part of a Tuesday report in which the institution affirmed Macau’s long-term issuer default rating at “AA”, with a “stable” outlook. In its latest report on Macau, a special administrative region of China, Fitch analysts George Xu, Jeremy Zook and Jan Friederich wrote: “We expect GDP growth to be supported by continued, but slower, gaming tourism recovery, along with favourable visa policies for mainland visitors, non-gaming investments and enhanced tourism infrastructure.” They added: “However, a sharp slowdown in the Chinese economy, such as from substantial U.S. tariff hikes, and sharp yuan depreciation pose downside risks to Macau’s prospects.” https://www.ggrasia.com/fitc...