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China could raise nearly $1 trillion of fresh debt in the next 3 years to revive its economy
Beijing could raise 6 trillion yuan, or $850 billion, by selling treasury bonds over the next three years, sources told Caixin Global.
Is China’s new stimulus enough to revive its economy?
China’s recent stimulus measures have primarily targeted its monetary policy, which focuses on banks and money supply rather than “spending its way out” of a downturn.
Sunac China to raise $156 million in a bid to repay corporate debt
Embattled property developer Sunac China said on Thursday it is seeking to raise HK$1.21 billion ($155.70 million) to repay its existing corporate debt, at a time when China is dealing with a downturn in the property market.
China Developer Sunac to Raise $155 Million in Top-Up Placement
Sunac China Holdings Ltd. will raise about HK$1.2 billion ($155 million) through placements, the first time in a year that the developer is doing an equity fundraising.
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China’s Economy Likely Grew at Weakest Pace in Six Quarters
China’s economy likely grew at its weakest pace in six quarters, prompting Beijing to roll out a swath of stimulus measures ...
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China pumps half a trillion dollars into beleaguered property sector. But that’s not enough
Chinese property shares tanked on Thursday, after measures announced by officials to bolster the flagging real estate market ...
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Will China's new $550 billion loan measure revive slumping property market?
China's central bank is contemplating additional measures to stimulate the country's property sector, including allowing ...
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China’s $6.5 Trillion Stock Plunge Nightmare Isn’t Over Yet
If you think Jerome Powell and Kazuo Ueda are having a rough 2024, consider the plight of their central banking counterpart ...
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China to boost financing for approved housing projects to $560 billion to counter property slump
China has announced it will expand the amount of financing available for housing projects on a “white list” to 4 trillion ...
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China’s economy is in bad shape. Can its ‘whatever-it-takes’ stimulus effort turn things around?
After four miserable years, stock market in Hong Kong and mainland China are finally soaring, but whether benefits from the ...
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Goldman Sachs raises China growth outlook on optimism over Beijing's fresh push to revive struggling economy
Goldman Sachs analysts upgraded their growth forecast on China from 4.7% to 4.9% for this year, close to officials' target of ...
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China’s woes make Plaza Accord 2.0 less outlandish
Imagine the scene. It is September 2025, and U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping emerge from ...
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Why did China’s police chief make a rare foray into economic policy?
The comments by public security Wang Xiaohong may be a sign that officials are struggling to hit this year’s economic growth targets.
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Luxury stocks slide as LVMH disappoints and Wall Street eyes few signs of stronger China demand despite stimulus
LVMH's commentary on demand in China was a warning for luxury brands, which have relied on Chinese consumers to drive growth ...
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The U.S. economy’s biggest threat? China’s clean energy push.
As China ramps up its renewable-energy production, the U.S. risks becoming dependent on outdated energy sources.
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