China Evergrande Group is reeling under more than $300 billion in liabilities, fuelling worries about the impact of its fate on global markets.
Late on Tuesday, China's National Development and Reform Commission said that it and the State Administration for Foreign Exchange had met with foreign debt issuers, advising them to use funds for approved purposes and "jointly maintain their own reputations and the overall order of the market". Evergrande said on Tuesday it has resumed work on some projects in the Pearl River Delta region and it would deliver 31 real estate projects by the end of 2021. That number will rise to 40 by the end of June 2022.
Many of Evergrande's construction projects across the country have been suspended as it was unable to pay contractors. The developer has some 1,300 real estate projects across China.Our Standards:Subscribe for our daily curated newsletter to receive the latest exclusive Reuters coverage delivered to your inbox.
From incident of tighten Rich Ma to his business, It seems like Chinese communist Leaders going back to their mandate to reduce rich people for any means. as poor people so easy to blackmail & control them. But maybe is too late they're many Chinese millionaires now
IF CHINA LETS EVERGRANDE STAY IN BUSINESS THEY WILL JUST BE DOING WHAT THE WEST DID FOR THE BANKS IN 2008, ITS NOT 'TOO BIG TO FAIL'! TIME TO MAKE A STAND
One day the Chinese communist party will turn this property debt bubble into propaganda and blame western foreign countries and Japanese imperialism for their dumb economic policies 🤣
this is terrible news
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