(San Francisco/Beijing Comprehensive News) At the time of the Chinese government launched a series of stable real estate measures, the Bank of America's investigation found that China's real estate has surpassed the United States and the European Union and became the first source of global credit risks in the eyes of investors.
Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday (September 13) that Bank of America investigated 222 global fund managers with a total of 616 billion US dollars (about $ 838.3 billion) assets this month and found that in September, he was worried that investors in China's real estate industry were concerned aboutThe gravity jumped from 15%in August to 33%.During the August survey, the US or EU commercial real estate was regarded as the source of the maximum credit risk, and now it has fallen to the second place.
Nearly 60%of the respondents believe that the further support of China's market in the next six months is limited to fine -tuning policies. Only 12%of the respondents expect that the government will launch large -scale financial measures. Only 4%are expected to have large -scale currency.Stimulation, 15%believe that there will be no significant measures at all.
In addition, 8%of the investors in China believe that the potential "bubbles" of Chinese real estate are the biggest tail risk, followed by the central bank to maintain hawk positions, geopolitics, credit, creditTightening and so on.
The survey also showed that 21%of the respondents were paying attention to the "short -term Chinese stock" transaction, which is significantly increased compared to 14%in August.
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Mao Ning said on Tuesday (September 12) when a press conference responded to the Chinese country's singing and declining the Chinese economy: "The Chinese economy has not collapsed, but the" Chinese collapse theory 'collapse. "
