i spoke to anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, who explained why she's notfident the country will hit its growth target for the year. they would like to bring sentiment of the measures they have announced really mean that the government becomes the buyer of last resort and of a

i spoke to anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, who explained why she's notill hit its growth target for the year. they would like to bring sentiment of the measures they have announced really mean that the government becomes the buyer of last resort and of a tiny fraction of the inventory on the market. the problem is you have this massive number of other sold apartments and abandoned apartments and you already have 96% ownership in china, there was no place to go with it. somebody has to take the loss and that has to be admitted. the loss and that has to be admitted-— the loss and that has to be admitted. , ., admitted. something else of concern is — admitted. something else of concern is the _ admitted. something else of concern is the us _ admitted. something else of concern is the us recently i concern is the us recently announced china's ev is, how big concern that for the leaders in beijing given the e sector is not of the right spots? it sector is not of the right sots? , ., ., spots? it is one of the right sots spots? it is one of the right spots are

for more, let's bring in anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm.over 5% for gdp growth and yet government revenue is in decline, loan demand is in sharp decline, capital outflow is increasing and property transactions are down about 50%. it's not compatible with 5% growth. but that's what they are reporting. but that's what they are reporting. the government has announced measures to support the property sector. how effective will they be? i think they would very much like to bring sentiment up before the meeting injuly. the measures that they've announced really just measures that they've announced reallyjust mean that the government becomes the buyer of last resort and a tiny fraction of the inventory of the market. the problem is you have this massive number of unsold apartments and abandoned apartments. and you already have 96% ownership in china. there's just no place to go with it. nobody�*s got to take the losses and that's got to be admitted. the us recently announced tariffs on china evs. is that worrying for china, given the ev sector is

i spoke with anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, and asked her what she's expecting is targeting over 5% for gdp growth and yet government revenue is in decline, loan demand is in sharp decline and capital outflow is increasing and property transactions are down. so, you know... . it is not compatible with 5% growth but that is what they are reporting. but that is what they are reporting-— but that is what they are re ”ortin . ., reporting. the government announced _ reporting. the government announced measures - reporting. the government announced measures to . reporting. the government - announced measures to support the property sector as well, another area of concern. do you see any progress they are? the? see any progress they are? they would like _ see any progress they are? they would like to _ see any progress they are? they would like to bring _ see any progress they are? tue: would like to bring sentiment outs before the meeting injuly but the measures they have announced reallyjust mean that the government becomes the buyer of last resort and have a tiny f