It has long been a reliable bet for investors that whenever China’s housing market slows down, Beijing eventually comes riding to the rescue—and usually overdoes it. This time things will be different ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai vows that residents will get daily necessities
The Shanghai government vowed on Thursday (April 7) to ensure its 25 million residents receive daily necessities, as the citywide lockdown to prevent the spread of Covid-19 reached its seventh day. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai vows to ensure residents’ daily necessities
The Shanghai government vowed on Thursday to ensure its 25 million residents receive daily necessities, as the citywide lockdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19 reached its seventh day. Supplies of ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai assures supply of daily necessities to 25 million, vows to solve ‘last 100-meter’ problem
Shanghai has vowed to assure the supply of daily necessities to all its 25 million people by solving the "last 100-meter" problem on Thursday. With over 20,000 local new infections, including 322 ... ( read original story ...)
Onshore property bonds rally on ‘recovering sentiment’
Domestic and dollar bonds issued by a variety of Chinese real estate companies saw a rebound in prices after the country's three-day Qing Ming holiday, benefitting from recent supportive measures ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: e-commerce hub Hangzhou’s shopping centres put on high alert for possible infected travellers from Shanghai
Around 1,000 people were locked down in a large Hangzhou shopping centre from Tuesday night to early Wednesday morning, as the city enforces preventive measures against Covid-19 infection. ( read original story ...)
Virus outbreak adds to Chinese economy’s property pain
Economists are pessimistic about the Chinese economy as escalating measures to suppress COVID-19 and a troubled property sector add pressure on growth. ( read original story ...)