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Será que los catedráticos viven en un mundo aparte, porque si no la verdad es que no me explico como don Santiago ha podido llegar a semejante conclusión...(...)Igual hay que explicarle lo del mierdismo y decirle que busque noticias sobre "The Great Resignation" porque la verdad es que, como todos sus análisis/conclusiones sean de este estilo...Saludos.
La OCDE retrasa la recuperación a 2023 y contraviene las perspectivas del GobiernoLa OCDE hunde el crecimiento de este año al 4,5% por el retraso de los fondos europeos, situando a España a la cola de Europa, y al 5,5% en 2022La Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo Económico (OCDE) ha proferido un nuevo varapalo a las perspectivas económicas del Gobierno al acometer un notable tijeretazo a sus previsiones de crecimiento sobre España, situándola a ala cola en el vagón europeo este año, y retrasar la recuperación al año 2023.El recorte de previsiones alcanza los 2,3 puntos de PIB este año, hasta el 4,5%, por el lento despliegue de los fondos europeos, mientras que lo rebaja en 1,1 puntos, hasta el 5,5%, para 2022, y vaticina por primera vez un avance de la economía española para el ejercicio 2023, cuando progresará un 3,8%, según su informe bianual ‘Perspectiva Económica’.(...)
Chinese authorities take over debt-ridden Evergrande’s massive Guangzhou football stadium: reportChinese authorities have taken over the Gensler designed, under-construction Evergrande Guangzhou Football Stadium, commissioned by indebted property developer Evergrande, which was due to become the world’s largest football stadium by capacity, according to Reuters.Citing a source with direct knowledge of the matter, Reuters reports that government will either sell or take over the stadium, where construction stopped at least three months ago owing to Evergrande’s liquidity crisis.If a buyer cannot be found for the stadium, ownership would be transferred to state firm Guangzhou City Construction Investment Group (GCZI), Reuter’s source said.The 100,000-capacity ground was planned to be the home ground for Guangzhou Evergrande, a team in China’s Super League.
Pay Now, Own Never: China’s Failing Developers Leave Buyers in DebtFor years, developers sold unbuilt apartments to fund construction. When it goes wrong, buyers can wind up deep in debt, with no house.(...) For years, China’s property sector has relied on selling unbuilt apartments to fund construction. When times were good, it supercharged growth. But a downward housing market and high debt levels have forced some of the nation’s largest developers to put construction on hold. When a project fails, ordinary buyers like Zhang can be left holding the bag. The Qifucheng complex alone sold more than 5,000 units before construction stopped.Real estate giant China Evergrande Group has made international headlines as it struggles to make debt payments, but it’s far from alone. Total sales among China’s 100 largest developers were down by 36% in September compared with the same period last year, according to CRIC, a research unit of property services firm e-House Enterprise Holdings Ltd. In an October report, rating agency Standard & Poor predicts that about one-third of China’s property developers may struggle to repay their debts in the next 12 months, calling the current downturn “unusually intense.”Zhang was counting on selling his current home so that he could pay off his debts. Instead, he’s stuck at his old home while struggling to get by. His family members blamed him for making a bad decision. “Now I have all sorts of debts everywhere, but I still haven’t got a new home,” Zhang said. (...)
https://www.sixthtone.com/news/1009090/pay-now%2C-own-never-chinas-failing-developers-leave-buyers-in-debtCitarPay Now, Own Never: China’s Failing Developers Leave Buyers in DebtFor years, developers sold unbuilt apartments to fund construction. When it goes wrong, buyers can wind up deep in debt, with no house.(...) For years, China’s property sector has relied on selling unbuilt apartments to fund construction. When times were good, it supercharged growth. But a downward housing market and high debt levels have forced some of the nation’s largest developers to put construction on hold. When a project fails, ordinary buyers like Zhang can be left holding the bag. The Qifucheng complex alone sold more than 5,000 units before construction stopped.Real estate giant China Evergrande Group has made international headlines as it struggles to make debt payments, but it’s far from alone. Total sales among China’s 100 largest developers were down by 36% in September compared with the same period last year, according to CRIC, a research unit of property services firm e-House Enterprise Holdings Ltd. In an October report, rating agency Standard & Poor predicts that about one-third of China’s property developers may struggle to repay their debts in the next 12 months, calling the current downturn “unusually intense.”Zhang was counting on selling his current home so that he could pay off his debts. Instead, he’s stuck at his old home while struggling to get by. His family members blamed him for making a bad decision. “Now I have all sorts of debts everywhere, but I still haven’t got a new home,” Zhang said. (...)
Cita de: Derby en Diciembre 01, 2021, 17:51:42 pmhttps://www.sixthtone.com/news/1009090/pay-now%2C-own-never-chinas-failing-developers-leave-buyers-in-debtCitarPay Now, Own Never: China’s Failing Developers Leave Buyers in DebtFor years, developers sold unbuilt apartments to fund construction. When it goes wrong, buyers can wind up deep in debt, with no house.(...) For years, China’s property sector has relied on selling unbuilt apartments to fund construction. When times were good, it supercharged growth. But a downward housing market and high debt levels have forced some of the nation’s largest developers to put construction on hold. When a project fails, ordinary buyers like Zhang can be left holding the bag. The Qifucheng complex alone sold more than 5,000 units before construction stopped.Real estate giant China Evergrande Group has made international headlines as it struggles to make debt payments, but it’s far from alone. Total sales among China’s 100 largest developers were down by 36% in September compared with the same period last year, according to CRIC, a research unit of property services firm e-House Enterprise Holdings Ltd. In an October report, rating agency Standard & Poor predicts that about one-third of China’s property developers may struggle to repay their debts in the next 12 months, calling the current downturn “unusually intense.”Zhang was counting on selling his current home so that he could pay off his debts. Instead, he’s stuck at his old home while struggling to get by. His family members blamed him for making a bad decision. “Now I have all sorts of debts everywhere, but I still haven’t got a new home,” Zhang said. (...)Lo que viene a ser comprar sobre plano de toda la vida, para dar el pase (o no), y confiando en el que constructor no se vaya corriendo.Que alguien les explique a los chinos lo que fue la PSV. Si en España está ya todo inventado.
Será que no lo he leído bien, a ver si con una tipografía más grande, con colorines, y con la letra en negrita...Citar“En 2008 se contrataba a un ingeniero informático por 24.000 euros al año y ahora he llegado a ver propuestas por 10.500". ¿Qué sucede?: la oferta de ingenieros informáticos es superior a la demanda. Igual hay que explicarle lo del mierdismo y decirle que busque noticias sobre "The Great Resignation" porque la verdad es que, como todos sus análisis/conclusiones sean de este estilo...Saludos.
“En 2008 se contrataba a un ingeniero informático por 24.000 euros al año y ahora he llegado a ver propuestas por 10.500". ¿Qué sucede?: la oferta de ingenieros informáticos es superior a la demanda.
Kaisa Abandons Hong Kong Developments in Race to Avoid DefaultChinese firm is selling recently bought projects in the city Founder Kwok’s family wealth plunged more than 80% this yearIn less than two years, Chinese property developer Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. has gone from being an up-and-coming player in Hong Kong’s property market to a desperate seller.As it strives to raise money to alleviate a liquidity crunch during China’s property deleveraging campaign, Kaisa has been reversing its expansion in the city with a series of asset sales in the past month.(...)
Is a Bigger Drop Coming for the Stock Market? Here’s a Red Flag.(...) The S&P 500 has fallen almost 3% from its all-time high hit in late November, just before scientists in South Africa reported the new Covid-19 strain. On Friday, the market had its worst day of the year. Tuesday was more ugliness—producers of vaccines and treatments predicted their remedies probably wouldn’t be as effective against Omicron as other variants. But that true correction—a 10% drop—has been elusive, even during all these months of the pandemic. And that itself is a bit astonishing, since corrections are often a normal part of a larger bull market. One indicator, though, forecasts a correction—like a dark cloud usually brings rain. The total U.S. equity market capitalization is about 215% of U.S. gross domestic product—the highest level ever, according to Global Financial Data.Such a high number isn’t good. It’s bad, often a sign that a correction is just around the corner.In 1929, market cap to GDP hit an all-time high of about 100%, just before the famous stock market crash late that year. In 2000, another high at about 150%, just before a bear market—a drop of at least 20%—began. In 2008, a multiyear high, just ahead of the financial crisis. (...)
Bajada récord del paro: el desempleo cae en 74.381 personas hasta el mínimo histórico en un mes de noviembre desde 2008El mercado laboral encadena nueve meses de descenso del desempleo, el mejor ciclo de la serie. Las afiliaciones tocan techo hasta las 19.752.358 y nunca antes se habían firmado tantos contratos indefinidos: 282.981