China
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Embattled Country Garden suspends shares
Hong-Kong listed developer needs to restructure more than £150bn of debt
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China’s property crisis has ‘bottomed out’, says HSBC boss
Noel Quinn predicts a gradual recovery following government interventions
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Evergrande faces winding up petition
Hong Kong court case could prove an existential moment for the embattled developer
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How China’s property crisis unfolded
More than half of China’s former top 50 developers have gone into default
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Country Garden misses final dollar debt deadline
Default is likely for the developer, which has $200bn in liabilities
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China’s Country Garden faces default
The debt-ridden developer has said it will not meet all its offshore payment obligations
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Police arrest Evergrande staff
Staff at the developer’s wealth management arm were arrested in Shenzhen
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China’s real estate is biggest threat to global economy
A survey by Bank of America highlights fears of a “systemic credit event”
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Malaysia fears contagion from China’s property crisis
Country Garden’s $100bn Forest City project is at risk
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Country Garden’s debt deal soothes investors
Shares up by 19% after debt due date delayed
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Country Garden reveals £5.3bn H1 loss
China’s largest developer is edging closer to defaulting on its $200bn debts
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Country Garden seeks to delay debt repayments
The Chinese developer has asked for a grace period for a $535m bond due next week