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Is China trying to reset its entire housing market in response to the Evergrande crisis? Boom Bust investigates Is China trying to reset its entire housing market in response to the Evergrande crisis? Boom Bust investigates
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Morgan Stanley has upgraded China’s property market to ‘attractive’, saying it believes policy easing in the sector looks likely to kick in. This comes amid the ongoing default fears of major Chinese developer Evergrande Group.Morgan Stanley has upgraded China’s property market to ‘attractive’, saying it believes policy easing in the sector looks likely to kick in. This comes amid the ongoing default fears of major Chinese developer Evergrande Group.
Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Dean John Quelch of the Miami Herbert Business School bring us up to speed on the developments in the world’s second-largest economy.Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Dean John Quelch of the Miami Herbert Business School bring us up to speed on the developments in the world’s second-largest economy.
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