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Beyond Evergrande’s Troubles, a Slowing Chinese Economy
Investors are watching whether the property developer defaults. But in the background, the world’s No. 2 economy is flashing numerous warning signs.
China Evergrande’s Flagship Business Resolves an Onshore Bond Payment
Investors are waiting to see if the giant developer pays a coupon due Thursday on its U.S. dollar bonds.
China Keeps Adding Liquidity to System Amid Evergrande Risks
China’s central bank boosted its gross injection of short-term cash into the financial system after concern over a debt crisis at China Evergrande Group roiled global markets.
‘Dead duck’s mouth’: CEO of China Evergrande’s leaked letter to employees gets panned on social media
Xu Jiayin, the chairman of troubled China Evergrande was overheard trying to rally his employees, but it didn't go well.
Evergrande Crisis Shows Cracks in China’s Property Market
Experts are making increasingly grim predictions about the developer’s ability to hold on without a government bailout, and the consequences of a possible collapse.
Developer China Evergrande’s ‘Darkest Moment’ Will Pass, Boss Tells Staff
The boss of beleaguered China Evergrande said he expects the developer to emerge soon from what he called its “darkest moment” and pledged to deliver the homes it has promised to buyers and other stakeholders.
Evergrande Watchers May Finally Get a Hint About China’s Stance
Investors seeking hints about how Beijing plans to deal with China Evergrande Group’s debt crisis are training their crosshairs on the central bank’s liquidity management.
Default expectations for China Evergrande rise as a payment deadline looms.
The chairman of the troubled Chinese real estate giant, predicted a turnaround, but a new report predicted Beijing may have to step in if a collapse poses a risk to the economy.
Evergrande default ‘unlikely’ to threaten China’s banking system
An expected default by China Evergrande, the world’s most indebted developer, is worrisome but unlikely to threaten the stability of China’s financial system, according to research analysts.
Wall Street’s Message on Evergrande: China Has It Under Control
Wall Street analysts are putting their faith in the Chinese Communist Party.
China Developer Sinic’s Dollar Bonds Slump Amid Repayment Fears
The dollar bonds of Chinese developer Sinic Holdings Group Co. have come under intense selling pressure this week, following a plunge in the firm’s shares and a credit rating downgrade on concerns over its finances.
Evergrande Crisis Isn’t China Lehman Moment for Citi, Barclays
China Evergrande Group’s debt crisis is unlikely to become China’s “Lehman moment,” according to strategists at Citigroup Inc., Barclays Plc and UBS Group AG.
Hong Kong Property Tycoons Take $6.7 Billion Hit on China Fears
The families behind Hong Kong’s four top property giants saw $6.7 billion wiped off the value of their assets on Monday as investors headed for the exit, fearful that Beijing will order housing price controls.
Evergrande May Not Be the Lehman Moment That Crashes China's Steel
Investors are worried that Evergrande’s unraveling will ensnare the property sector and the commodities that feed it. If history is any guide, this sector still has legs.
China Evergrande Fallout Hits Western Bond Funds
Bonds of other property developers dropped sharply on concerns of contagion in Chinese credit markets.
Bitcoin Price Slides as China Jitters Hit Crypto Markets
Traders and analysts said the selloff in cryptocurrencies was part of a wider global shift away from risky assets, in favor of perceived safe-havens such as U.S. Treasurys.
Xi Jinping Aims to Rein In Chinese Capitalism, Hew to Mao’s Socialist Vision
Going well beyond curbing tech giants, he wants the Communist party to steer flows of money and set tighter limits on profit making, his speeches show and officials say. More turbulence for foreign businesses is likely.
Hong Kong Tycoons Won’t Escape China Crackdown
Investors are clearly worried that Beijing’s recent “common prosperity” call could soon be heard in the freewheeling financial center, too.
Electric Car Struggles Are Yet Another Problem for Evergrande
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Guangzhou R&F to Get $1 Billion Financing From Major Holders
Guangzhou R&F Properties Co. will receive HK$8 billion ($1 billion) in short-term financing from top executives, amid growing signs of contagion stemming from the crisis at China Evergrande Group.
