A major Chinese investment trust has missed payments to corporate investors, sparking a rare protest and adding to concerns that a slump in China’s property market could trigger a wider financial crisis.

At least three Chinese companies — Nacity Property Service, KBC Corporation and Xianheng International Science and Technology — said in separate stock exchange filings in recent weeks that Zhongrong Trust had failed to pay the interest and principal on several investment products. The scale of payments missed exceeded 110 million yuan ($15 million), according to their statements.

    • @Death_Equity
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      131 year ago

      The effects of the real-estate bubble popping would also lead to other failures which would mean housing prices being cut in half would still be unaffordable.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        The ideal would be a cooling of the market that puts increases well below the rate of inflation for an extended period (or forever lol)

        • @Death_Equity
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          31 year ago

          It would be fun to make snowmen in Hades, but the climate isn’t favorable.

      • @GorgeousDumpsterFire
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        21 year ago

        Well I suppose that’s true when 19% of your GDP is in real estate…

        • @Death_Equity
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          51 year ago

          The face value isn’t the big problem, the derivatives are.

      • @[email protected]
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        51 year ago

        That’s not how it works. The rich will have a lot of cash at hand to buy the dip, while the poor people will lose their jobs. A few rich people will fall, but all the others will profit from a crash.

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          11 year ago

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          • @[email protected]
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            No, I was just saying that the statement I refered to, was wrong. A crash will not solve the inequality.