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China’s ‘Country Garden’ property faces losses

China's ‘Country Garden’ property

China's ‘Country Garden’ property faces tremendous loss

by Insider Desk
August 14, 2023

China’s ‘Country Garden,’ property one of the country’s largest real-estate developers, is grappling with a potential loss of $7.6 billion in the first half of 2023. Because of that, it indicates broader economic issues in the world’s second-largest economy. 

This development underscores the challenges the property sector faces and the wider economy faces.

Deflation concerns and export struggles

The recent announcement from China’s ‘Country Garden’ property aligns with deflation concerns, as official figures revealed its first deflation in over two years. 

The country’s exports witnessed a significant decline of 14.5% in July compared to the previous year, along with a 12.4% drop in imports. These economic indicators reflect the pressure on China’s growth and trade.

Youth unemployment and economic disruptions

China is also grappling with record-high youth unemployment. A concerning trend is more than 11.58 million university graduates are entering the job market this year. 

So, the phenomenon raises questions about the economy’s ability to a growing workforce. Economic disruptions, including property sector challenges, contribute to this predicament.

Moody’s downgrade and turning the tide

Rating agency Moody’s downgraded Country Garden’s rating due to elevated liquidity and refinancing risks. 

Because of that, the company responses to these challenges with a formation of a task force headed by its chairman Yang Huiyan, to strategize the company’s recovery efforts. 

These initiatives reflect the urgency to navigate the evolving economic landscape.

Economic challenges and global concerns

US President Joe Biden referred to China’s issues as a ‘ticking time bomb.’ Because of that, China has garnered international attention.

The company reported combined losses of $81.1 billion in 2021 and 2022, indicative of the severe impact of the property market crisis. 

As a result, Country Garden’s potential losses echo the predicament of Evergrande, once China’s largest real estate firm. This sector’s importance is magnified as it constitutes about one-third of China’s economy.

Navigating uncharted waters

Country Garden’s anticipated losses and the broader economic challenges in China’s property sector illustrate the intricate web of economic interdependencies. 

As the nation grapples with deflation, export declines, and youth unemployment, its efforts to steer through these difficulties will determine the trajectory of its post-pandemic recovery and economic stability.

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