(Bloomberg) — Copper declined after its biggest advance since late July, and other industrial metals lost ground, as traders assessed the outlook for China’s ailing property sector. Most Read from …
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Chinese Property Market Now A Bigger Credit Risk Than U.S., EU, Survey Says
China’s property market is now the No. 1 concern for fund managers worried about a “global systemic credit event,” a new Bank of America survey says. A third of respondents cited Chinese real estate as…
METALS-Copper rises on relief for China’s property sector
Copper prices rose on Tuesday as a major Chinese property firm was able to extend its debt payments, relieving pressure in a the sector that accounts for a large share of metals demand. Country Garden…
China’s easing of property market curbs gives Beijing home sales a boost
New home sales in Beijing jumped last week, keeping property showrooms open late into the night to meet demand, in a sign government efforts to revive the sector are yielding some results in the …
Marketmind: China’s Weak Property Stocks Set the Pace
Country Garden, China’s biggest private developer, added to pressure on the sector at the centre of the country’s economic woes as it faces a new round of voting by creditors – the third this month…
China’s cautious property giants may be rewarded
China’s developers are ready to turn a corner. Yu Liang told investors last week that the property market in the world’s second-largest economy was “oversold”. The chair of $22 billion China Vanke is …
What This $100 Billion Ghost City Says About China’s Real-Estate Crisis
Country Garden, once seen as one of China’s most stable property developers, is now struggling financially, leaving the future of unfinished megadevelopments li …
What This $100B Ghost City Says About China’s Real Estate Crisis
Country Garden, once seen as one of China’s most stable property developers, is now struggling financially, leaving the future of unfinished megadevelopments li …
Nanjing Scraps Home-Buying Curbs in China’s Latest Property Boost
BEIJING (Reuters) – Nanjing has eliminated curbs on home buying, the first big Chinese city to do so, as policymakers scramble to arrest a deepening crisis in the massive property sector, which is is …
China’s property market is showing signs of bifucation: Former PBOC advisor
Li Daokui from Tsinghua University says property sales in China’s third and forth-tier cities will pick up in the next 6 to 12 months.
China ETFs in Better Shape on Property Support: Can the Rally Last?
The recent surge in Chinese stocks following the implementation of property support measures reflects both short-term optimism and cautious expectations about the sustainability of this positive trend.
Iron Ore Giant Vale Says China Property Outlook Is More Encouraging
No. 2 iron ore miner Vale SA said the outlook for China’s steel-intensive property sector is “more encouraging” despite uncertainties, and reiterated its long-term view of the global steel market remains intact.
Daikin: Concerns Over Market Share Losses And China’s Real Estate Sector
Summary We consider Daikin’s shares expensive due to signs of slowing demand in Japan, China, and Europe. Concerns include market share loss in Japan and the U.S., as well as negative impact from the weakening…
