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- 4y agoCRICList of Chinese Developers Warning on Debt Grows With AoyuanBloomberg
- 4y agoCMCOCRICChina Home Sales Slump Deepens as Easing Shows Little EffectBloomberg
- 4y agoGSCRICHome Sales Slump Deepens; Trust Payments Due: Evergrande UpdateBloomberg
- 5y agoCRICChina Developers Struggle to Find Buyers for Billions in AssetsBloomberg
- 5y agoCRICChina’s Home Sales Slump Persists, Clouding Economic OutlookBloomberg
- 5y agoGSBABACRICChina’s Land Market Slump Threatens $1 Trillion Revenue EarnerBloomberg
- 5y agoCCRICChina’s Developers Priced for Meltdown as Contagion Risk SpreadsBloomberg
- 5y agoCRICChina’s Regulatory Crackdowns Are Already Hurting the EconomyBloomberg
- 5y agoCRICMCORating Cut Ignites Fresh Concern Over Chinese Real Estate FirmsBloombergThe downgrade of a major property firm has deepened investor concern about China’s debt-laden real estate sector, as defaults among onshore corporate borrowers surge to a record high.
- 5y agoCRICChina ‘Worried’ About Bubbles in Property, Foreign MarketsBloombergChina’s top banking regulator said he’s “very worried” about risks emerging from bubbles in global financial markets and the nation’s property sector, sparking fresh concerns about further tightening in the world’s second-biggest economy. Stocks dropped across Asia.
- 5y agoCRICCIHCChina Builders Soar on Land Rules Seen to Favor Big PlayersBloombergShares of Chinese developers soared after at least two cities released new land sales rules that may benefit leading property players.
- 6y agoCRICBABARelaxed ‘Hukou’ Rules Spark China Housing Rebound Beyond BeijingBloombergChina’s property market is shaking off the coronavirus effects as a gradual economic rebound and the further relaxing of centuries-old permits boost demand beyond the major hubs of Beijing and Shanghai.
- 6y agoCRICCIHOver 100 Homebuilders Go Bust in China as Virus Strains DeepenBloombergThe coronavirus epidemic is accelerating a shakeout in China’s property sector as a cash crunch forces distressed developers to throw in the towel.
- 6y agoCRICChina Developers Face Cash Crunch as Virus Freezes Home SalesBloombergChina’s debt-laden developers are facing a cash-crunch as the coronavirus outbreak brings the property market to its knees.
- 8y agoCRICChina's 100,000 Developers Are Bracing for a Giant ShakeoutBloombergThe marketing materials for Ruyi Island, a man-made chunk of land about three miles (five kilometers) northeast of the capital of China’s Hainan province, depict a utopia for the wealthy. An artist’s impression shows families strolling along marina boardwalks strung with fairy lights and villas nestled around palm tree-lined lagoons.
- 8y agoCRICAONEThere's at Least One Chinese City Getting Busy Banning Pre-SalesBloombergGuangdong sent ripples of fear through China’s property developers last month after reports authorities there are considering putting an end to the practice of selling apartments before they’re finished. One city in the province has taken things a step further -- actually banning pre-sales.
- 11y agoATHMCRICLEJUChinese ADRs Post Best Week Since 2011 as Real Estate Sites SoarBloombergChinese stocks trading in New York posted their biggest weekly rally since late 2011, led by real estate websites after the central bank reduced down-payment requirements for first-time home buyers in a bid to bolster the industry.
- 11y agoCRICJPMGSChina's Best Economic Forecaster Says the Economy Will Rebound Again This YearBloombergAs gloom gathered over China’s economic outlook in March last year, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economist Song Yu declared growth likely had “troughed” and a rebound would follow. The top forecaster on China’s economy was proven right, and sees a repeat this year.
- 14y agoKBWEJCRICKBW Announces Change to Global ex-U.S. Financial Sector Index (KGXSM)Business WireNEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc., a full-service investment bank that specializes in the financial services sector, and a wholly owned subsidiary of KBW, Inc. (NYSE: KBW), announces the following change:
- 14y agoMSCRDACRIC+3Property Shares Decline After Home Prices Slump: China OvernightBloombergSouFun Holdings Ltd. led Chinese property stocks lower in New York trading after home prices in the nation tumbled, raising concerns the world’s second-largest economy will slow further.
- 15y agoBIDUGRPNCRICMCOXSina Buys Stake in China Online Retailer in E-Commerce PushBloombergSina Corp., owner of China’s third-most visited website, agreed to pay $66 million for a stake in Mecox Lane Ltd., a Shanghai-based online apparel retailer, to expand in the electronic-commerce market.