China stocks closed almost flat on Friday, as COVID-19 flare-ups and property-sector risks raised worries about growth prospects in the world's second-largest economy. SHANGHAI, July 22 (Reuters) - ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks slip on COVID outbreaks, property woes
China stocks edged down on Friday, as COVID-19 flare-ups and property-sector risks raised worries about growth prospects in the world's second-largest economy. ( read original story ...)
Fresh woe for China’s property sector: mortgage boycotts
But for the first time ever people across China are halting mortgage payments on such homes in protest. Buyers have stopped payments on at least 319 projects in 93 cities, according to documents that ... ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong stocks fall as COVID, property woes douse excitement over Didi probe end
China and Hong Kong stocks fell on Thursday, as worries over fresh COVID-19 outbreaks and mortgage-payment boycott overshadowed gains in tech shares on the conclusion of a cybersecurity probe into ... ( read original story ...)
China, HK stocks fall on COVID outbreaks, property sector worries
Meanwhile, Shenzhen vowed to “mobilize all resources” to curb fresh outbreaks, ordering strict implementation of testing and temperature checks, and lockdowns for COVID-affected buildings. ** Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
From property to lockdowns, what to watch in China’s second half
SHANGHAI: China’s economic outlook for the second half of this year will be determined by the government’s shaky control over coronavirus outbreaks and the property market. ( read original story ...)
Yuan flat as COVID outbreaks, property sector woes hurt outlook
China's yuan was roughly flat against the dollar on Tuesday, as traders took stock of the economic impact from fresh COVID-19 clusters and government efforts to support the struggling property sector. ( read original story ...)