Wednesday, April 18, 2012

FITCH Asia Pacific Weekly Highlights - April 7 to April 13


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 Week of April 9
Welcome to Fitch Ratings' Asia Pacific Weekly Highlights. This newsletter compiles all ratings and research activity across the region. Included each week are links to recent ratings actions, new issue ratings, issuer reports, special reports and commentary, as well as upcoming Fitch events for Asia-Pacific.
Sector Research
Global Card Network Review (Processing a Changing Landscape)
Strong Input Trends: Growth in personal consumption expenditures (PCEs) and a continued shift from paper to electronic forms of payment are expected to support global growth in credit/debit card network volumes for the foreseeable future. The largest opportunities will be outside the U.S., where approximately 85% of purchases are still done in cash...
 
Fitch: Korea Election Will Spur Spending, not Worsen Fiscals
Fitch Ratings-London/Hong Kong-12 April 2012: South Korea's social spending bill will jump after its recent National Assembly election, but Fitch Ratings does not expect this to lead to a significant deterioration in public finances. The incumbent Saenuri Party won the elections, albeit by a smaller margin. The party was under...

Fitch: Macau Gaming Supply Constrained After Sands Opening
Fitch Ratings-Chicago-11 April 2012: Fitch Ratings expects Macau's gaming market fundamentals to remain positive following the opening of Las Vegas Sands Corp.'s (LVS) new casino property on the Cotai Strip. Although gaming revenue growth in Macau continues to decelerate, new supply additions will be constrained over the next few years...

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