Chinese housing markets need to make ‘painful adjustment’ – IMF paper
Authors suggest governments set up body to ensure liquidity is available for housing market
Governments in major cities in China should focus on restoring the housing market’s “stability and predictability” to ensure the economy can withstand a sudden fall in house prices, according to research published by the International Monetary Fund.
In the paper, which looks to understand how China can stabilise its housing market, Richard Koss and Xinrui Shi say governments should stop focusing on reaching and maintaining a targeted home price level.
“While often painful, markets should be
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