At present, China's property market is facing huge negative news. In 2024, the struggle between China and the United States in the financial and economic fields is about to enter the final stage, and a major crisis is imminent. China's property market will be adjusted in 2023, and ** will face a big negative at the end of 2023. This bearish situation is not limited to China, many countries around the world are facing similar situations. The US dollar interest rate hike has led to a global flow of dollar funds back to the United States, while in China, the United States has taken more steps to make it the main battleground. The decline in China's property market has further exacerbated people's worries about the economy, and foreign capital has withdrawn, resulting in a big negative state for the property market. It is expected that at the beginning of 2024, US dollar capital will ** the Chinese market. However, we cannot ignore the depreciation of the Chinese economy by the United States, which is trying to exacerbate the negative situation in China** and the property market in preparation for the dollar harvest.
China's economy is facing a transformation and there is an urgent need to reduce its dependence on real estate. The risks brought by high leverage are increasing and becoming a huge thunder. In order to prevent others from detonating this mine, we chose to solve it ourselves. In addition, local finances also need to reduce their dependence on real estate. By the end of 2023, we have not fully achieved a soft landing for real estate, and risks remain.
Expansion: High leverage refers to the debt-to-capital ratio used by enterprises and individuals when making investments or loans, that is, the debt raised is much more than their capital. This means that businesses or individuals are overly indebted and vulnerable to huge shocks once the market is volatile. For China's real estate market, the rapid development of the past few years has led to the accumulation of high leverage problems. This not only brings huge risks to the real estate market, but also puts a lot of pressure on the overall economic situation. Therefore, in order to avoid further expansion of risks, China** decided to promote the adjustment and transformation of the real estate market.
The financial war between China and the United States began in early 2022, and by the end of 2023, it has formed a big negative for China. This bearish situation is also happening around the world, especially the financial war launched by the US dollar interest rate hike on the world. The US dollar interest rate hike has led to a large flow of US dollar funds back to the United States. In China, the United States has also taken some additional steps to make China a battlefield. The explosion of US dollar bonds, the withdrawal of foreign institutions and the withdrawal of funds from A-shares have all added to the panic among Chinese investors.
Expanding: The US dollar has always played an important role in global financial markets. At present, the US dollar interest rate hike is becoming a hot topic around the world. The US dollar's interest rate hike means that the US economy is growing steadily, which has attracted many investors to pump their money back to the US. This repatriation of funds has not only put pressure on China**, but also on the financial markets of other countries. In addition, the United States has also strengthened its impact on China through other measures, which has exacerbated the panic among investors.
The US dollar interest rate hike reaps the world, which has become a common financial instrument. The logic is to withdraw money back to the United States, suppress the exchange rate and international**, and thus lower the assets** of countries. Subsequently, the dollar cut interest rates rapidly, that is, took the cheap dollar and swept the goods around the world at low prices. In the process, the United States was able to resolve its own financial and economic crises, while also being able to pass on debt and crises to other countries.
Expanding: The harvesting strategy of the US dollar is widely used around the world. The US dollar's interest rate hike has led to capital flows back to the United States, a move that has destabilized global capital markets. In China, the U.S. has taken more action on the ** and property markets to further weaken the Chinese economy. The United States uses the global influence of its currency to carry out a ** strategy. They have weakened the Chinese market by divesting and siphoning off funds. It is expected that at the beginning of 2024, US dollar capital will ** the Chinese market and achieve the goal of harvesting.
In the face of enormous challenges in the economic and financial spheres, China has taken a series of measures to deal with the situation. From financial work conferences to the voices of financial regulators, China has begun to make comprehensive arrangements for risk prevention. Nonetheless, the scale of the current financial crisis is too large to simply guard against risks. In the real estate market, China has taken small steps to squeeze bubbles and risks to prevent big ups and downs. Although this strategy needs to bear a certain cost, it can effectively limit the manipulation space of US dollar capital, and limit its ability to harvest. At present, ** is facing more pressing problems, and relevant institutions have taken measures to limit the ups and downs and stabilize the market to stop the manipulation of capital. China's state-owned assets did not enter the market in a big way, but waited for the US dollar capital to enter in a big way, so as to quickly pull up the market and reduce the room for manipulation by the other party. Therefore, the focus at the moment is on maintaining stability rather than fighting for 3,000 points. In general, whether it is the real estate market or **, the chassis is the Chinese economy. As long as China's economy continues to maintain a positive momentum, no matter how much trouble, no matter how much trouble, China's development will not be shaken. China has already started to prepare for risks, but not enough to withstand historic shocks. China needs to continue to take measures to stabilize the market, digest the problems, and ensure the sustained and healthy development of the economy. At the same time, China also needs to work together with other countries to jointly address the challenges brought about by the financial crisis and protect its own interests. We should be optimistic about the future of China's economy, believing that China has the ability to overcome difficulties and grow stronger.