JUST over a year ago, policymakers were having conniptions about China’s tumbling stock markets. Now it is China’s frothy property market that is causing worries at home and abroad. Because the property sector accounts for about a quarter...
Wang Shi, CEO of Vanke said on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” show over the weekend that China’s property sector was already in a bubble state. China has seen a boom in the property sector recently, with some cities seeing a 10-fold increase in prices, that have driven the average home b...
Mike Margolis
Currently, the total value of China's property market is “extraordinarily high” at about 300 percent of GDP, Michael Pettis, professor of finance at Peking University’s Guanghua School of Management, explained. “Only Japan had a higher ratio before the crash of the Japanese property bubble ...
The destocking of property market is one of the 5 essential economic tasks in 2016 given by the central government, which are now one of the hottest trending economic topics in China. According to Chart 1, in this rally, the YoY growth rate of "Average House Price in China" now reached ...
“I view this as yet another cycle, but I do believe it is an important cycle,” he says. For long-time China observers, there have often been predictions of a property market crash and the economy subsequently imploding. This – despite the numerous predictions through various cycles – ...
property market,” Bernstein analysts said in a note last week. “Abandoned apartment buildings in central China, developers with years of unsaleable inventory and falling property prices across the board are all part of a bleak mosaic of the slowdown in the property sector turning into a ...
The final word on theChina bubble and ensuing crashis that prices are building while exports are about to plummet. If you believe anything can save them from the crash, please leave your comments below. International real estate investors are eyeing property across the US. Althoughhome pricesare...
According to the general academic concepts and standards, in June 2015, China broke out the most serious of the stock market crisis since the establishment of the stock market in 1990. This paper is based on the theory of Austrian economics, stick to the main line "human behavior" for the...
the second-biggest economy in the world, the GDP growth rate fell to 7% in 2015 (its lowest level since 1990).1Against this backdrop, China faced astock market crashuntil 2016. In this period, pundits began to examine how the country's economic volatility might impact the U.S. and othe...