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chunghuaming | 4 years ago
Evergrande bondholders say they have not received $148m interest payments https://www.ft.com/content/88dcb535-3945-4138-b394-dda82292b...
Basically, selective default by Evergrande. Full official default likely very soon, and for most of the Chinese real estate companies.
加速加速加速 更快看到结局
toyg|4 years ago
Will this be the Chinese version of Japan's real-estate crash of the '90s...?
seanmcdirmid|4 years ago
If we are lucky? Otherwise, it could be much worse than that. Vancouver, the Bay Area, and LA got hit hard by Japan's real estate crash, I wonder if history will repeat?
netcan|4 years ago
They're currently reversing out of the college cram school thing. There's some sort of similarity here.
AussieWog93|4 years ago
Haha, trying to buy an apartment in Shenzhen? I can't say the sentiment here is much different amongst young people.
shoto_io|4 years ago
chunghuaming|4 years ago
Pressure on tech and other industries in China: Xi Jing Ping will officially be a dictator, come party congress 2022. Tech and real estate are industries owned by the oligarchs of Shanghai faction, which is against Xi Jing Ping.
Even more societal lockdowns: In the last few months, there were silencing of a #metoo incident, scrubbing of a famous actress from internet, removing discussions of evergrande bankruptcy, and disappearing/reapperance of alibaba's ceo. Look for more of these.
No war attempt on Taiwan in the near future: between real estate collapse, economic decline, coal shortage, food shortage, inflation, huge debts, and covid waves/lockdowns, CCP won't have any appetite.
Suicidal war attempt on Taiwan: CCP may get desperate when riots broke out, or need a victory to focus its citizen's outrage elsewhere. Then they'll face the combined forces of western countries, and will have to suffer through economic sanctions.
PicassoCTs|4 years ago
International Investors like BlackRock will take a massive bath.