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In Depth: China’s Property Slump Defies Playbook of the Past

By Niu Mujiangqu and Denise Jia
2024年03月08日 20:07
In past downturns, loosened monetary policy and credit support could kick-start a recovery in months, but this one has dragged on for more than two years with no end in sight

As China’s real estate market continues to defy government efforts to bring it back to life, market players and analysts trying to call the bottom are out of signposts.

Historically in China, it would typically take three to eight months for loosened monetary policy and credit support to reverse a down cycle. But this one has already dragged on for two and a half years despite almost a year of dramatic policy easing. Nothing that national or local authorities tried has moved the needle.

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