MB Fund Podcast: China’s Property Market crash lands in 2022

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In today’s investment podcast, MB Fund’s Chief Strategist David Llewellyn-Smith, Head of Investments Damien Klassen, and Senior Financial Advisor Sam Kerr pull apart the Chinese property market’s crash landing
Agenda:
  • After 30 years of boom, the Chinese property development market is going bust.
  • Signature policies of “three red lines” and “common prosperity” has triggered it.
  • The goals are social equity, demographic dividend and ending capital misallocation.
  • State of the market.
  • State of policy supports.
  • Triggers and futures moves.
  • Iron ore and metals.
  • Investment implications.

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Damien Klassen is Head of Investments at the MacroBusiness Fund, which is powered by Nucleus Wealth.

 

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  1. myne

    The Chinese are pretty compliant overall, but when you mess with their jobs or houses, they riot like the French.

    I thought Rona might take down the CCP. Then maybe the floods, animal diseases, food shortages. Barely a peep. This could do it – especailly since it was CCP policy.

    Interesting times.

  2. Camden HavenMEMBER

    The goals you list are short medium term, but without success with these goals any future Chyna greatness would be limited.