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Chinese authorities are trying to prevent a third major property developer from defaulting as the country's housing slump continues. The real estate sector's decline is contributing to China's economic slowdown. The impact of China's Belt and Road Initiative is being felt as over a trillion dollars in debt is being navigated by 150 countries. The Chinese economy is slowing due to an aging population, less rural-to-urban migration, and a shift in demand towards services. China is now being referred to as the 'world's biggest debt collector' as poorer nations struggle with its loans. Vanke, one of China's largest real estate developers, has seen its bonds and shares plummet. China's central bank governor has announced emergency funding for heavily indebted local governments. It is suggested that China needs to offer more support in the short term to avoid a 'lost decade.' Concern about China's economy and property market has led to rising discontent among citizens. The central bank, housing ministry, and financial regulators have summoned the financial chiefs of six leading property developers to discuss their liquidity and debt situations. Laos is facing a debt crisis as China's influence grows.
Laos is spiraling toward a debt crisis as China looms large https://t.co/8nVV9iybB2
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/cg6f0gXCHM
China’s central bank, the Housing Ministry and top financial and securities regulators summoned financial chiefs of six leading property developers Tuesday for briefings on the companies’ liquidity and debt situations. https://t.co/6hsUWbcYlw
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/gIhHnmNcXs
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/Wn2iJl8Y5V
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/ddwaeoejA2
Concern about China’s lackluster economy and troubled property market has led to rising discontent among citizens, a new study shows https://t.co/uydmuJtvc7 via @economics
China's measures to shore up its indebted property sector - Reuters https://t.co/Bf4QZFEfd9
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/deOvttQtxG
Concern about China’s lackluster economy and troubled property market has led to rising discontent among citizens, a new study shows https://t.co/Lc9xBiD30i
Concern about China’s lackluster economy and troubled property market has led to rising discontent among citizens, a new study shows https://t.co/jgQWgqS712
Concern about China’s lackluster economy and troubled property market has led to rising discontent among citizens, a new study shows https://t.co/UVmrLKakWF
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/gspV8r4aSI
China's measures to shore up its indebted property sector https://t.co/x1HFbKALYh https://t.co/9wwSjvMVxC
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/FENwqBMHl9
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/M5ps6Bi3K6
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/wcHWZoVFdw
China needs to offer more support in the short term to keep growth on track while better protecting the private sector over the long run to avoid plunging into a “lost decade” https://t.co/g1w8jbbBeB
China will provide emergency funding to heavily indebted local governments as needed, central bank Governor says https://t.co/u2h4JggLRs
China will provide emergency funding to heavily indebted local governments as needed, central bank Governor says https://t.co/1mVDnjXDyh
China will provide emergency funding to heavily indebted local governments as needed, central bank Governor says https://t.co/q2KRmjIOB6
Vanke, one of China's oldest and largest real-estate developers, is the latest to fall victim to a market selloff, with its U.S. dollar bonds tumbling to distressed levels and its shares losing nearly half their value this year. @caocli @RebeccaYFeng https://t.co/eRyQlvRyzE
China should take steps to avoid a hard landing for the distressed property market, such as the government building affordable housing and increasing people’s incomes, former Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan said Monday in a forum. https://t.co/vrZoxthVlW
China revamps lending initiative to developing countries as it reins in risk https://t.co/UxyZSHGVsT https://t.co/hMP0D1Vpf8
China’s prolonged housing slump means the real estate sector is driving less growth and contributing to the economic slowdown, according to research quantifying the extent of the damage. https://t.co/a1Ub2TxbDM
China ‘world’s biggest debt collector’ as poorer nations struggle with its loans https://t.co/RUYlmIaYRo
The Chinese economy is slowing for several fundamental reasons including an aging population, less rural-to-urban migration, and a shift in demand toward services. https://t.co/1LuMDPYXJq
Over a trillion dollars in debt: 150 countries navigate the impact of China's Belt and Road Initiative https://t.co/hnTZcnDM0N https://t.co/m1aAhsAuG6
China’s prolonged housing slump means the real-estate sector is driving less growth and contributing to the economic slowdown, according to new research which quantifies the extent of the damage https://t.co/JXHE9BgfzJ
China’s prolonged housing slump means the real-estate sector is driving less growth and contributing to the economic slowdown, according to new research which quantifies the extent of the damage https://t.co/ociJr0YPqN
After letting two of the world’s biggest property developers plunge into default, Chinese authorities are attempting to save a third industry giant from following suit. https://t.co/UqyIm682St