China property stress deepens as Vanke bond slump sparks fears of default risk
China’s property sector faced renewed pressure as major state-backed developer Vanke saw its bond prices plunge over 30%, triggering a trading suspension on the Shenzhen exchange. Investors fear the company may struggle to meet upcoming repayments, including a 13.4-billion-yuan bond due by June 2026. The episode highlights escalating strain in China’s real estate market amid weakening economic indicators.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
11:15 pm
26 November 2025
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