Property bond losses pass US$82bil
HONG KONG: China’s debt-saddled property developers have seen their offshore bonds lose US$82bil (RM343bil) in value, and more losses and defaults are likely, analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence say.
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HONG KONG: China’s debt-saddled property developers have seen their offshore bonds lose US$82bil (RM343bil) in value, and more losses and defaults are likely, analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence say.
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s property managers are accelerating their push abroad as a slow reopening and diminishing returns at home force them to look for growth opportunities elsewhere.
With the rating firm citing depleting cash and poor liquidity amid big debt maturities and limited refinancing options.
The order is among the most extreme in a spate of government actions to seize the firm's property and land holdings, underscoring risks to its most-prized assets.
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