Australian real estate news
Agricultural Bank of China said Monday that it has temporarily suspended property market loans to counter a surge in real-estate lending, but insisted the country’s property sector was “healthy.”
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AgBank temporarily halts property market loans
CHINA has sentenced to life imprisonment a property tycoon believed to be the country’s richest Tibetan businessman.
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China jails Tibetan property tycoon
THE world’s richest sovereign wealth fund, China Investment Corp, wants to acquire stakes in six real estate funds held by Harvard University.
A disorderly unwinding of China’s credit and property bubble may well be the principal global macro risk today and it would take down Aussie housing with it.
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Aussie Housing Bubble Gets Popped With Chinese Credit Crash
ONE of China’s largest diversified groups, the HNA Group, will officially open shop in Australia through its Hong Kong Aviation Company.
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Allco carries China firm’s investment
If asked about oil and gas bearing nations, ones thoughts naturally turn to the Middle East or perhaps America.
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Tethys takes advantage of Central Asia’s push for energy independence
Asian shares sank on Tuesday as optimism about US corporate earnings tapered off and China denied it was easing restrictions aimed at curbing its red-hot property market.
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Asia stocks slump on earnings anxiety
THE Reserve Bank has decided to leave official interest rates unchanged at 4.5 percent, the bank announced this afternoon. Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision The global economy has continued to expand over recent months, consistent with a trend pace of growth. The expansion remains uneven, with the major advanced countries recording only modest growth overall, but growth in Asia and Latin America, to date, very strong
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RBA leaves interest rates on hold
Reuters – China’s high economic growth and expectations of a stronger yuan are luring global speculative funds into its stock and property markets, a senior foreign exchange regulator said in …
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Some "hot money" flowing to China: official
Property markets in Australian and China have been growing at similar rates – but instead of causing concern, this fact presents a unique opportunity to pop two housing bubble myths …
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China’s housing bubble myth
