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China growth & credit

Policy uncertainties around trade, unforeseen events like coronavirus outbreak, as well as long-term structural challenges pose credit risks to China, increasing credit differentiation between domestic regions and sectors.

Emerging drivers, enduring risks

What's next for China

China is pushing the development of new growth drivers, including electric vehicles and clean energy, but it faces challenges in the road ahead.

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Construction & homebuilding

Read more on global construction and homebuilding companies, including Chinese property developers.

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Local government financing vehicles

Read more on China’s local government financing vehicles, also known as LGFVs, that primarily finance, invest in and operate public infrastructure and social welfare projects on behalf of regional and local governments.

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Inside China with Moody's - China NEVs: The rise of new energy vehicles and the implications on the economy 汇思中国 - 中国新能源汽车：新能源汽车的兴起及其对经济的影响

In this webinar, we’ll discuss the progress of and challenges facing China’s NEV industry, the impact on automakers, the investments needed to strengthen the infrastructure for NEVs and the implications for China’s auto loan ABS market.

我们在此次网络研讨会上将探讨中国新能源汽车行业的发展及其面临的挑战、汽车生产商受到的影响、加强新能源汽车基础设施所需的投资，以及对中国汽车贷款ABS市场的影响。

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APAC REITs & REOCs

Join our analysts as they discuss the impact of credit trends on Asia-Pacific (APAC) real estate investment trusts (REITs) and real estate operating companies (REOCs).

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APAC Economic Outlook

The heterogenous nature of the Asia-Pacific region will remain on show through 2024. Asia’s largest economies, China and Japan will continue struggling through the first half of 2024. China will be weighed down by underperforming domestic demand, with the correcting property market a particular drag.

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Lillian Li

VP, Senior Credit Officer

Lillian.Li@moodys.com