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China Unleashes $42B Rescue to Save Crumbling Property Sector

by Team Lumida
May 17, 2024
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3 Key Takeaways:

  • – China announced broad measures to rescue the struggling property sector
    – Central bank unleashed $42B funding for state firms to buy excess housing inventory
    – Beijing relaxed lending rules to incentivize home purchases

What Happened?

The Chinese government unveiled sweeping measures on Friday aimed at shoring up the country’s beleaguered property sector, including $42 billion in central bank funding to help state-backed firms purchase unsold housing inventory. Additionally, down payment requirements for homebuyers were reduced and mortgage rate floors were scrapped.

The moves come as home prices recorded their steepest monthly decline in over a decade in April. Developers like China Vanke face mounting debt defaults, construction projects are halted, and millions of jobs are at risk. Vice Premier He Lifeng noted “the property sector is related to the interest of the masses and the bigger issue of economic development.”

Why It Matters?

The property sector accounts for 25-30% of China’s GDP, so its unraveling poses significant risk to the broader economy. Images of empty ghost cities symbolize waning confidence in Xi Jinping’s leadership. With GDP growth already under pressure from COVID lockdowns and rising U.S. tariffs, Beijing appears to have shifted its focus toward aggressive stimulus measures to forestall a harder landing.

Success, however, is uncertain. While investors cheered the news, analysts estimate over $1 trillion is needed to address excess housing inventory fully. It also risks fueling the speculative excess Xi has railed against. The measures may ease developer cash flow strains but are unlikely to revive battered consumer confidence quickly.

What’s Next?

All eyes will focus on whether the stimulus successfully reverses the tide. If demand fails to respond, more aggressive easing is likely including sovereign bond issuances. The risk is overheating credit growth while squeezing bank profitability. Longer-term, trends point to shrinking China’s oversized property sector in favor of expanding affordable public housing – a priority for Xi, but one requiring deft handling to avoid economic and social instability.

Via: BBG
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