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20 June 2017 China Property is Slowing, Prices now Depend on Mortgage Rates

By Freya Beamish

House price inflation in tier-one cities has been crushed by China's most recent monetary tightening. This is a sharp turnaround from the overheating mid-way through last year. Unlike in previous cycles, interest rates are probably more important for house prices than broad money growth.

Posted: 19th Jun 2017 in 'Asia Documents'

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