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@Atilla.. S&P are using standard economic models.. and that's non sequitur.. LOL

It's definitely "a non sequitur using standard economic models" :)

@TechQuant.. if the Chinese government delivers on those promises, the world will be a much happier place :) commodities price deflation will reverse course, precious metals would rebound, and many dependent economies will finally experience some real growth.. so I surely hope they do...

LOL.. couldn't agree more!

And I had posted this back in January :) @Atilla, thanks for sharing this.. very informative I should say..

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hmmm.. I guess it will remain volatile until the ECB's awaited meeting tomorrow :)

@jason.. totally agree! especially that financial markets have already discounted those decisions so any disappointment could have dramatic effects..

In December 2014, the Euro zone consumer prices fell on a year-to-year basis for the first time in its short history. A closer look at the EU’s CPI index reveals that the union’s deflation is no longer a fear but a concrete reality. In December 2011, the CPI had gained 2.75%, before continuously...

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And this is a follow up to the original article posted earlier today: Kaisa Defaults as Bondholders Await a Miracle As anticipated, Chinese real estate developer, Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd defaulted on its 2020 debentures interest payment, which was due yesterday no late than midnight Hong Kong...

Maybe this would be the short-term remedy.. but I will tell you one thing, which is particular to the Chinese real estate market.. large Chinese real estate developers have a higher asset liability ratio, which highly exposes them to default risk.. so bearing this in mind, when I see a small...

Jack.. no worries :) I'm used to accept different points of view no matter how different they are than mine.. so once again, thanks for sharing yours :)

Jack.. good point! Maybe one Chinese "low quality" real estate developer is not to be compared to Enron's $63.4 billion in assets, which made it the second largest corporate bankruptcy in U.S. history.. but the domino effect this could have on other Chinese real estate developers was the base of...

Believe it or not, by the time this editorial is published, the world will have less than seven hours to find out whether China’s real estate bubble will burst or not. The story is now nine days old, when on December 31st, 2014, Kaisa Real Estate Holdings Ltd, a Chinese developer listed in Hong...