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Inside China's apocalyptic 'ghost cities' where 65million homes lay deserted as Communist Party faces economic chaos - Vimarsana News

Inside China's apocalyptic 'ghost cities' where 65million homes lay deserted as Communist Party faces economic chaos

CHINA is awash with "ghost cities" where apartment blocks stand abandoned or mothballed with some 65million empty homes.The dystopian landscape of emp

Inside China's apocalyptic 'ghost cities' where 65million homes lay deserted as Communist Party faces economic chaos - Vimarsana News

Inside China's apocalyptic 'ghost cities' where 65million homes lay deserted as Communist Party faces economic chaos

CHINA is awash with "ghost cities" where apartment blocks stand abandoned or mothballed with some 65million empty homes.The dystopian landscape of emp

Global bubble BURSTS: Evergrande set for collapse causing 'great reset' worse than 2008 | City & Business - Vimarsana News

Global bubble BURSTS: Evergrande set for collapse causing 'great reset' worse than 2008 | City & Business

China Evergrande faces £221billion of debt, and one expert has claimed the company’s collapse could spark the fall of the financial system. Speaking to Express.co.uk, Dr Marco Metzler from Deutsche Marktscreening Agentur (DMSA), claimed the collapse of the Evergrande is the first domino of the eventual destruction of the world financial system. Due to the size […]

Global financial crash: Evergrande to be removed from stock index as meltdown looms | City & Business - Vimarsana News

Global financial crash: Evergrande to be removed from stock index as meltdown looms | City & Business

With the real estate company facing a debt of $305billion (£221billion), Evergrande is set to be removed from the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index. The index includes the top 50 eligible stocks by a measure of their value listed in mainland China and Hong Kong. Despite releasing its quarterly review, the index did not give […]