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Quick Take: (1) Macau's visitors number recovered to ~70% of 2019 level (2) China's AI and EV sectors supportive measures (3) UK inflation cool down (4) Tesla/Netflix/Sands China earnings highlight

Macau's visitor arrivals soar by 480.5% in June, reaching 71.4% of pre-pandemic levels
Visitor arrivals in Macau increased by 480.5% year-on-year in June, reaching a total of 2.2 million. The number represented a recovery to 71.4% of the pre-pandemic level in May 2019. Majority of the visitors were from mainland China, with a year-on-year increase of 329.4%, while visitors from Hong Kong also saw a significant increase of c.14x, accounting for 27% of the total visitors. In the first half of 2023, the total number of visitor arrivals increased by 236.1% year-on-year. The tourism authorities in Macau are planning to organize more events in the second half of the year to meet their target of 24 million annual visitor arrivals.

China's supportive initiatives for economic recovery: AI and EV focus
According to HSBC Global Research, Beijing announced a 31-point action plan to help the private sector by unlocking financing channels for stock and bond issuance, encouraging platform company growth and strengthening property right protections. 
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is accelerating nationwide computing infrastructure development to bolster AI initiatives and pursue breakthroughs in generative AI. Chinese tech giants such as Alibaba, Baidu, and JD.com are currently competing with OpenAI's ChatGPT in this field. 
According to China’s Vice Commerce Minister, Guo Tingting, China is also taking steps to support Chinese electric vehicles in international markets. The country plans to establish regular communication with foreign companies, improve business visa processes, and increase international flights, with a view to attracting foreign investment through favorable policies and an improved business environment. 

UK's inflation rate falls to 7.9% in June, easing pressure on Bank of England
UK's high inflation rate fell more than expected in June, to 7.9%, which is the slowest in over a year. Core inflation, which excludes volatile prices like energy and food, remained at a high level of 6.9%, but decreased from its peak of 7.1% in May. This eases some of the pressure on the Bank of England to keep raising interest rates although inflation remains well above the 2% target. After the release of the data, the pound fell against the dollar, the euro, and the yen, as investors no longer expect UK rates to peak above 6%.

Quarterly performance report: Tesla's revenue growth, Netflix's sales disappoint, Sands China's significant profit improvement
Tesla's profit margin continued to decline for the third consecutive quarter after sustained price cuts, but its revenue grew by nearly 50%. Its Q2 revenue reached $24.9 billion, surpassing estimates. The company aims to increase production by 50% in 2023.

Netflix's EPS beat but sales miss for Q2.  Q2 sales reached USD8.19bn, +2.7% yoy, fell below Wall Street's expectations (USD8.30bn), causing its shares to drop almost 9% in after-hours trading. Adj. EPS was $3.29 vs $2.90 expected. The revenue figure and a weaker-than-expected forecast for Q3 revenue overshadowed its positive subscriber growth (5.89 million net additions) and earnings performance.

Sands China achieved adjusted EBITDA of $541 million in Q2 2023 according to LVS Corp's result, a significant improvement from an EBITDA loss of $110 million in the same period last year. Its Q2 net revenue increased by 340.2% year-on-year to $1.62 billion, while its gross margin improved to 33.2%.