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2023 will be a two-speed year, with plenty of risks to watch out for.
Read moreThe latest support measures the Chinese government announced on housing have sought to re-establish lifelines for struggling developers, clarifying that credit forbearance would not be considered as stepping on the red lines.
More 5 to 10 minutesUnderstanding the current situation of global real estate markets and their likely evolution in a high-inflation regime.
More > 10 minutesUnderstanding the 2022 outlook for real and alternative assets
More > 10 minutesEvergrande crisis: Despite Evergrande paid the coupon due on September 23, just one day before the 30-day grace period deadline, the company's crisis is still unresolved.
More 5 to 10 minutesEvergrande: not a systemic risk, but a wake-up call in an over-indebted world. Over the past days, financial markets have been shaken by the Evergrande saga – China’s second largest property developer – which is facing difficulties in servicing its huge debt pile.
More > 10 minutesThe European economy is emerging from its worst economic slump since the Great Depression. As the vaccine rollout progresses quickly across the continent, mitigation measures and travel bans are being lifted, allowing growth to revive.
More > 10 minutesDespite the Covid economic shock, house prices have continued to rise in most advanced economies, and are also increasing rapidly in some emerging economies. This is not (yet) a global housing boom. Indeed, indicators of overvaluation remain below those observed before the Great Financial Crisis (GFC) and are still very contrasted across regions.
More 5 to 10 minutesThe Covid-19 crisis now appears to be deeper and more widespread than initially estimated by financial markets, and it is placing a huge strain on the global economy.
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