Evergrande's Hong Kong Delisting Marks a Turning Point in China's Property Crisis
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Shares of China Evergrande, once a leading real estate developer, were delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange following court-ordered liquidation due to its failure to provide a viable debt restructuring plan. The company, heavily burdened with over $340 billion in debt, played a significant role in China's ongoing property market downturn, which has impacted the broader economy and led to construction suspensions and falling home prices. Despite efforts by Chinese authorities to stabilize the market, Evergrande's collapse highlights the deepening crisis in China's real estate sector.
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