Macau's August gaming revenues tumble 94.5% despite looser virus curbs
[HONG KONG] Gambling revenue in Macau plunged 94.5 per cent in August year-on-year with casinos reeling from a lack of visitors to the world's biggest casino hub, despite a loosening of quarantine restrictions which have only seen a modest rise in gamblers.
August's revenue figure of 1.3 billion patacas (S$ 221.2 million) was in-line with analysts' expectations of a drop of around 95 per cent.
REUTERS
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