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China’s Property Stocks Tumble Back to Pre-2024 Stimulus Levels

China’s Property Stocks Tumble Back to Pre-2024 Stimulus Levels
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 16 June 2026, 03:50 UTC By Charlie Zhu, Jing Jin 1 min read
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China’s Property Stocks Tumble Back to Pre-2024 Stimulus Levels Chinese property stocks have slid back to levels seen before a raft of stimulus measures from the authorities in September 2024 drove a market turnaround, underscoring lingering pessimism over the sector. A Bloomberg Intelligence gauge of Chinese developer shares fell as much as 2.1% on Tuesday, extending losses after data showed a faster decline in home prices. Sunac China Holdings Ltd. dropped 6%, while Shimao Group Holdings...

China’s Property Stocks Tumble Back to Pre-2024 Stimulus Levels Chinese property stocks have slid back to levels seen before a raft of stimulus measures from the authorities in September 2024 drove a market turnaround, underscoring lingering pessimism over the sector. A Bloomberg Intelligence gauge of Chinese developer shares fell as much as 2.1% on Tuesday, extending losses after data showed a faster decline in home prices. Sunac China Holdings Ltd. dropped 6%, while Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. lost 4.4%.
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