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Business climate survey on restaurants & similar establishments and retail trade for May 2021

Information from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) indicated that there were 57% of the interviewed restaurants & similar establishments reporting a year-on-year rise in receipts in May 2021, a drop of 16 percentage points from April; the corresponding proportion of Japanese & Korean Restaurants (27%) fell by 35 percentage points. Meanwhile, the proportion of interviewed retailers recording a year-on-year sales rise in May (76%) went down by 7 percentage points over the preceding month, with the corresponding shares of Supermarkets (22%) and Cosmetics & Sanitary Articles (70%) decreasing by 22 percentage points and 20 percentage points respectively, whereas all of the interviewed retailers of Leather Goods and Watches, Clocks & Jewellery registering a year-on-year sales increase. The Business Performance Index (BPI) values that reflect the trend of year-on-year changes in receipts of restaurants & similar establishments (65.1) and retail trade (78.2) were both higher than 50, implying that the business of these two industries in May fared better compared to the same month last year.


Possible warning signals to be issued due to the impact on “Cempaka” (Update Time: 2021-07-19 11:45)

Possible warning signals to be issued due to the impact on "Cempaka"


The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals (Update Time: 2021-07-19 10:05)

The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals


The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals (Update Time: 2021-07-19 05:00)

The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals


The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals (Update Time: 2021-07-18 23:25)

The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals


UM and CMG Asia-Pacific headquarters to launch collaboration in multiple areas

A ceremony for deepening the strategic partnership between China Media Group (CMG) and the government of the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) was held today (18 July). The event was co-organised by CMG and the Macao SAR government, and was hosted by TDM, CMG’s Asia-Pacific headquarters, and the University of Macau (UM). One of the agendas of the ceremony was the signing of a strategic partnership framework agreement between UM and CMG’s Asia-Pacific headquarters. Macao SAR Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng delivered a speech at the ceremony, in which he said that the signing of a strategic partnership agreement between CMG’s Asia-Pacific headquarters and UM would surely provide a bigger platform for higher education institutions in Macao to enhance their academic programmes in communication and to train more professionals in the field.


CE: Close collaboration with China Media Group to help promote ‘One country, two systems’

The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, said today the Government would step up collaboration with China Media Group in order to promote further Macao’s image and unique culture to the world, and to showcase the city’s successful implementation of the “One country, two systems” principle with Macao characteristics.


The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals (Update Time: 2021-07-18 18:00)

The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals


The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals (Update Time: 2021-07-18 17:40)

The probabilities of issuing severe weather warning signals


Hong Kong national security law an important reference for Macao

Implementation of the national security law in Hong Kong carried great significance to Macao as an important reference point for the city, said today the Secretary for Security, Mr Wong Sio Chak.


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