China's largest real estate developer, Biguiyuan, defaulted on its debt amid a real estate recession, causing a chain effect on the Chinese economy and potentially leading to global financial crisis. The Chinese economy is facing concerns about falling prices, deflation, and a possible long-term recession. Foreign direct investment has fallen to the lowest level in 25 years, and the Chinese government is releasing an economic stimulus package to try to stimulate consumption. Investors are worried about not getting their investments back, and there are concerns that the financial crisis of large companies in China could spread to other financial companies, creating a Chinese version of the Lehman Brothers crisis.
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1. A commotion broke out at the Sichuan office of Chinese real estate developer Biguiyuan due to construction halting, causing anxiety among residents.
2. Bigui Yuan, China's No. 1 real estate developer in sales, defaulted on its debt amid a real estate recession.
3. Yuanyang, a state-owned real estate developer, and China's largest real estate asset trust are also facing liquidity crises.
4. China's National Firearms Administration announced gloomy economic indicators, including a 3.7% increase in industrial production and only a 2.5% increase in retail sales.
5. Domestic demand in China, the world's largest consumer market, is shrinking.
6. Bigui Yuan's founder, Chairman Yang, lost most of her wealth and is now ranked among the world's 500 richest people.
7. Bigui Yuan failed to pay interest on two corporate bonds issued in dollars to creditors, putting it at risk of bankruptcy.
8. Concerns are growing that China's financial crisis may lead to a domino effect.
9. Zhongnong International Trust, a major shareholder of Jungnong, faces difficulties, and there are concerns about a potential financial crisis in China.
10. China is experiencing a phase of deflation, with falling consumer and producer price indexes.
11. China's youth unemployment rate is at an all-time high, leading to concerns about its economy.
12. China's central bank predicts a U-shaped economic rebound, but warnings persist about a long-term recession.
13. The majority shareholder group of Jungnong held an emergency meeting to reduce liquidity and restructure debt, posing a potential crisis for financial companies.
14. Concerns exist about a Chinese version of the Lehman Brothers crisis.
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