BEIJING — Chinese real estate defaults have increased so much that Goldman Sachs analysts have shifted to their worst-case scenario for the riskiest part of the market. Twenty-two China high-yield bond issuers, all related to the property sector, have either defaulted on their U.S. dollar-d...
China’s property sector has remained under pressure, hobbling the country’s recovery and weighing on global economic growth. In this episode, Goldman Sachs Research’s Kenneth Ho, Asia credit strategist, Hui Shan, chief China economist, and Yi Wang, head of the China real estate team, ...
China's looser property lending rules haven't stabilized investor sentiment, says Goldman Sachs Kenneth Ho of the investment bank discusses China's high-yield property market and explains why it's important for investors to stay diversified and at the higher end of the property market. Tue, Jan...
Improving Chinese property market supports base metals; copper to be key beneficiary: Goldman Sachs.Improving Chinese property market supports base metals; copper to be key beneficiary: Goldman Sachs.The article reports on a forecast that demand for metals will increase in China in 2012. Analysts at...
Goldman Sachs Bets on Indian Property Developer Piramal Realty.CarewRickWall Street Journal (Online)
Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research 4 September 11, 2017 China: Real Estate Developers Multi-core drives prosperous regional property market The San Francisco Bay area serves as a good example of the longer-term ASP growth potential in GHM. Despite the high base (the San Francisco Bay ...
Credit Suisse, UBS Curb Margin Funding for China Property Bonds The private banking units ofCredit Suisse Group AGandUBS Group AGhave stopped accepting the bonds of a growing number of Chinese developers as collateral for margin loans as turmoil mounts in the nation’s real estate sector. ...
Roger Ashworth:We also look at the Goldman Sachs Financial Conditions Index, which isn’t just reflective of Federal Reserve policy but also borrowing rates in the broader economy. We saw a material, pretty significant loosening of financial conditions as borrowing costs dropped int...
An investor group including Hong Kong-based private equity firms Gaw Capital and PAG and the merchant banking arm of Goldman Sachs is marketing a grade-A commercial building on Shanghai’s famed West Nanjing Road in the midst of China’s property market slump. ...
After a survey of 4 first tier cities and 8 two tier cities, including Shanghai and Beijing, Goldman Sachs expects that property prices will need to be cut from 10% to 20% at present level to stimulate demand, and in the coming year, China's domestic prices will fall by at least 15...