25% to 30% of China GDP is connected to final demand from the property and construction sectors, so any slowdown in these two sectors is likely to have a pronounced impact on the country’s wider economy, that’s according to a new report from Moody’s published earlier this month. The report, a copy of which has been reviewed by ValueWalk takes a look at the state of China’s property market currently as well as the risks any slowdown in the sector could pose to the rest of the economy. China Property Buyers Are Loading Up On Easy Credit In Order Not…
Moody's Warns Of Trouble In China As 30% Of GDP Now Linked To Property
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