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<li>We think CIFI event became the triggering point for PBOC and MOF to urgently roll out stimulus measures (cut mortgage rates and refund individual income tax for qualified home buyers).</li>
<li>Together with better-than-expected Sep sales, we expect a sector rebound in the near term led by short cover.</li>
<li>However, the three driving forces (policy, sales and financing) still indicate a bumpy recovery mainly because 1) policy support is only 60% of that in 2015. 2) Oct sales may weaken again as forecasted by our leading indicator and 3) 4Q property loans may still decline by 25% YoY and most of them may go to SOEs rather than POEs.</li>
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We think CIFI event became the triggering point for PBOC and MOF to urgently roll out stimulus measures (cut mortgage rates and refund individual income tax for qualified home buyers).
Together with better-than-expected Sep sales, we expect a sector rebound in the near term led by short cover.
However, the three driving forces (policy, sales and financing) still indicate a bumpy recovery mainly because 1) policy support is only 60% of that in 2015. 2) Oct sales may weaken again as forecasted by our leading indicator and 3) 4Q property loans may still decline by 25% YoY and most of them may go to SOEs rather than POEs.

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China Property Sector – “Skrik” of “Hanzawa Naoki”

Asia biased macro & technical analysis, Untying The Gordian Knot

Untying The Gordian Knot

Asia biased macro & technical analysis

A differentiated process with a primary focus on Asia. Technical Analysis as core and Macro drivers that could bring the view to fruition & changes that could make the idea fall apart. The objective is to be the best in class, hence corner shop.

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<ul><li>Two big headlines drove the short squeeze, helped by the record level of short selling as a percentage of total volume in recent months.</li><li>The recovery remains a low volume rally and short turnover as share continues to be high.</li><li>Most of the short selling remains in Index ETF and very large-cap stocks.</li></ul>

Two big headlines drove the short squeeze, helped by the record level of short selling as a percentage of total volume in recent months.The recovery remains a low volume rally and short turnover as share continues to be high.Most of the short selling remains in Index ETF and very large-cap stocks.

Alibaba, Longfor Group, Country Garden, New World Development

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CX Daily: SPACs Appear to Lose Shine in Singapore and Hong Kong

<ul><li>The market pivoted late last week from there will be no PBOC rates cut to there being much more Monetary Policy support needed.</li><li>The pivot was the sharp slowdown in Aggregate Financing, Industrial Production, Real estate, and Retail Sales. All it took was a 10-bps cut in one-year MLF.</li><li>Meanwhile, Hong Kong saw HIBOR continue to rise even with currency strength.</li></ul>

The market pivoted late last week from there will be no PBOC rates cut to there being much more Monetary Policy support needed.The pivot was the sharp slowdown in Aggregate Financing, Industrial Production, Real estate, and Retail Sales. All it took was a 10-bps cut in one-year MLF.Meanwhile, Hong Kong saw HIBOR continue to rise even with currency strength.

HSI Index, HSITECH Index, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and China Unicom

<ul><li>The carnage in China and some Hong Kong real estate and property management companies and financials went largely unnoticed.</li><li>The five-day decline in Longfor was 18%, Country Garden by 15.50%, Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index fell 6.75%, and HSI Properties Index fell 2.75%.</li><li>It has had zero impact on the rest of the world (ROW) markets.</li></ul>

The carnage in China and some Hong Kong real estate and property management companies and financials went largely unnoticed.The five-day decline in Longfor was 18%, Country Garden by 15.50%, Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index fell 6.75%, and HSI Properties Index fell 2.75%.It has had zero impact on the rest of the world (ROW) markets.

HSI Index: Longfor, Alibaba, Ping An, and Tencent

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Longfor Properties Co. Ltd. operates in the property development, property investment and property management businesses in China.

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Longfor Properties (960 HK)

China Property Sector – “Skrik” of “Hanzawa Naoki”

We think CIFI event became the triggering point for PBOC and MOF to urgently roll out stimulus measures (cut mortgage rates and refund individual...

CMB International

Alibaba, Longfor Group, Country Garden, New World Development

Two big headlines drove the short squeeze, helped by the record level of short selling as a percentage of total volume in recent months.

Untying The Gordian Knot

CX Daily: SPACs Appear to Lose Shine in Singapore and Hong Kong

In Depth: SPACs appear to lose shine in Singapore and Hong Kong. Chinese envoy warns U.S. against further escalating tensions over Taiwan

Caixin Global

HSI Index, HSITECH Index, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and China Unicom

The market pivoted late last week from there will be no PBOC rates cut to there being much more Monetary Policy support needed.

Untying The Gordian Knot

HSI Index: Longfor, Alibaba, Ping An, and Tencent

The carnage in China and some Hong Kong real estate and property management companies and financials went largely unnoticed.

Untying The Gordian Knot

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