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Las Vegas Sands CEO: Remain Bullish on Macau Outlook

Bloomberg Markets Friday 09 October 2026, 02:21 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 9th, 2026 Las Vegas Sands CEO: Remain Bullish on Macau Outlook Macau's casinos have been facing a deepening slowdown, with gaming revenue falling for a fourth straight month in September, as China tightens scrutiny of capital outflows. But Las Vegas Sands CEO, Patrick Dumont, told Bloomberg's Stephen Engle that he remains bullish on the region, amid the trade truce between China and the US.

Oct 9th, 2026 Las Vegas Sands CEO: Remain Bullish on Macau Outlook Macau's casinos have been facing a deepening slowdown, with gaming revenue falling for a fourth straight month in September, as China tightens scrutiny of capital outflows. But Las Vegas Sands CEO, Patrick Dumont, told Bloomberg's Stephen Engle that he remains bullish on the region, amid the trade truce between China and the US.
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