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(Bloomberg) -- MSCI Inc. is cutting dozens of Chinese companies from its global benchmarks following a market rout that’s erased trillions of dollars in value from the nation’s stocks.Most Read from BloombergS&P 500 Rally Hits a Wall in Run-Up to CPI Report: Markets WrapTrump Asks Supreme Court to Keep DC Election Trial on HoldPentagon Chief Austin in Critical Care for Bladder IssueTrump Says There’s ‘No Way’ Taylor Swift Can Endorse BidenThe index provide...

MSCI Inc. is cutting dozens of Chinese companies from its global benchmarks following a market rout that’s erased trillions of dollars in value from the nation’s stocks. The index provider is removing 66 companies from its MSCI China Index in its latest quarterly review, the highest tally in at least…

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Here are some places where property market risks have the potential to boil over in 2024

Surging rates plague South Korea, Indonesia and Hong Kong Vietnam hit by crackdown; some Aussie households under strain Surging interest rates and regulatory scrutiny are causing distress for builders and creditors in Asian economies from South Korea to Vietnam, highlighting the breadth of housing woes in a region overshadowed by China's crisis. While aggressive monetary

New World Development Co. is partnering with Chinese state-owned developer China Resources Land Ltd. to build a residential project in Hong ...

Next year, close to $25.6 billion of bank loans taken out by Hong Kong’s property developers will be due, and only 15% of them have been — or are close to being — refinanced. Whether banks will continue lending to the business elites has become a hot issue, as commercial real estate woes plague the world’s biggest cities

Some of China’s most popular celebrities and K-drama stars gathered at Louis Vuitton’s first ever fashion show in Hong Kong, as ...

Hong Kong saw a record number of failed land tenders this year with plot-sales revenue headed toward the lowest due to the sector downturn.&...