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Evergrande Pays Back Paint Supplier in Property as Overdue Debt Piles UpA paint supplier of troubled property giant China Evergrande Group says the company has failed to pay back more than 100 million yuan ($16 million) in overdue commercial paper after repaying part of its debt with property, according to a company filing Tuesday.As of Aug. 31, the real estate conglomerate owed Shanghai-listed Skshu Paint Co. Ltd. (603737.SH -2.77%) a total of 336 million yuan in overdue short term debt, according to the exchange filing (link in Chinese). Evergrande has repaid 235 million yuan of that debt, including 220 million yuan in real estate and 15 million yuan in cash.The three properties Evergrande plans to transfer to the paint company are still under construction. Two buildings, located in Hubei province, should be completed in 2022 and 2024, while the third, in the southern metropolis of Shenzhen, is expected to be finished in 2023, according to the filing.The struggling property giant and its units owe a further 562 million yuan to Skshu Paint, in addition to the overdue commercial paper.“Considering Evergrande may be struggling with cash flow problems in the short term, the company will accept property transfers as a form of debt repayment,” the paint company says in the filing. “If overdue payments are not repaid in the long-term, the company will consider filing lawsuits.”Evergrande’s unpaid debt to the little-known paint maker reflects ongoing financial issues at one of China’s largest real estate developers and serves as a stark reminder of the potential for debt problems at large companies to spill over into the broader economy. It’s a concern that China’s top financial regulators highlighted in recent meetings with the developer.The People’s Bank of China and the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission summoned its senior management in mid-August and ordered Evergrande to “maintain stable business operations” and “resolve debt risks.”Since the end of 2020, the struggling property giant has refused to repay commercial checks in several instances, stacking up overdue payments throughout the second quarter, several creditors have told Caixin.Skshu Paint is not the only supplier to hold Evergrande's debt. Three Shenzhen-listed decoration and construction companies, Shenzhen Grandland Group Co. Ltd. (002482.SZ +1.87%), Shenzhen Jianyi Decoration Group Co. Ltd. (002789.SZ +1.03%), and Shenzhen Ruihe Construction Decoration Co. Ltd. (002620.SZ +1.09%) have declared in their most recent half-year financial reports that Evergrande owes them between 89.4 million yuan and 335 million yuan.In late July, a 20% share of a development company held by Evergrande’s main onshore unit was set to be frozen for three years by order of a local court in Hubei, as a result of a civil lawsuit between Evergrande units and a state-backed builder.Another dispute with Guangfa Bank Co. Ltd. led to the freezing of a $20 million deposit held by Evergrande’s main onshore subsidiary.In recent talks, the debt-ridden conglomerate is trying to make a deal to sell its Hong Kong headquarters and other buildings, as well as its property management units and stakes in electric-vehicle and property services. No final deal has been announced so far.Shares of Evergrande Group on the Hong Kong stock exchange fell 7.75% to close at HK$3.57 on Tuesday.
Rating Action: Moody's downgrades Evergrande's and its subsidiaries' ratings; outlook negative07 Sep 2021Hong Kong, September 07, 2021 -- Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the Corporate Family Rating (CFR) and senior unsecured ratings of China Evergrande Group (Evergrande), the CFRs of Hengda Real Estate Group Company Limited and Tianji Holding Limited, and the backed senior unsecured ratings of Scenery Journey Limited.
Catalunya: menos pisos en alquiler tras implantarse el control de rentasSolo hay 10.900 pisos para arrendar en Barcelona, un 42% menos que hace un añoSegún los profesionales inmobiliarios, la ley de alquileres catalana de hecho ha frenado el descenso de las rentas, porque los propietarios son más reacios a aceptar rebajas dado que no podrán volver a subir las rentas en próximos contratos, ni aún si la economía mejora o si sube la inflación.
Es cierto que los propietarios no sólo tienen expectativas desmesuradas, sino que además viven en las fantasías animadas de Looney Tunes...siempre a la espera de un mirlo blanco.https://www.lavanguardia.com/economia/20210907/7704232/cataluna-ley-alquileres-control-rentas-idealista.htmlCitarCatalunya: menos pisos en alquiler tras implantarse el control de rentasSolo hay 10.900 pisos para arrendar en Barcelona, un 42% menos que hace un añoSegún los profesionales inmobiliarios, la ley de alquileres catalana de hecho ha frenado el descenso de las rentas, porque los propietarios son más reacios a aceptar rebajas dado que no podrán volver a subir las rentas en próximos contratos, ni aún si la economía mejora o si sube la inflación.
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EntoncesLos tipos de interés afectan a la valorización de la Bolsa&Pisos ?Si los tipos suben se hunde la bolsa y los pisitos?Un mar de dudas, y me da la sensación que dedico más tiempo a entender que a aprender.Saludos.
Evergrande Crisis Means Suppliers Get Paid in Unbuilt Properties(Bloomberg) -- Suppliers of China Evergrande Group are becoming casualties of its deepening liquidity woes. Skshu Paint Co., one of the developer’s paint contractors, said it has signed agreements to receive three unfinished projects from Evergrande units to offset missed payments, according to an exchange filing. The properties are scheduled to be completed in 2022, 2023 and 2024. As its cash buffer wanes, Evergrande has been offering real estate projects to offset payables to suppliers and contractors. Known in China as commercial bills, these short-term IOUs have become an important financing means for Evergrande, even though they aren’t technically classified as debt. In August, Evergrande included such properties in monthly contract sales for the first time. Evergrande’s trade and other payables climbed 15% from December to a record 951 billion yuan ($147 billion) at the end of June, accounting for almost half of its total liabilities. That stands in sharp contrast with its debt, which shrank to a five-year low of 572 billion yuan. Evergrande said in its first-half earnings that some property development payables were overdue, leading to the suspension of work on some projects. The company is negotiating with suppliers and contractors to resume work. Skshu said that Evergrande has paid 235 million yuan worth of overdue commercial bills, of which 94% were in the form of unfinished properties, according to the filing. Only 15 million yuan were in bank transfers. The painting firm has started to cash out some of these properties by selling them, it said. The properties are located in central Hubei province and the southern city of Shenzhen.
Fitch downgrades China Evergrande's ratings, sees 'probable' defaultSept 8 (Reuters) - Fitch Ratings cut the ratings of China Evergrande Group and two of its subsidiaries on Wednesday, the latest in a series of downgrades targeting the indebted property firm.In a statement, Fitch said it had downgraded the long-term foreign-currency issuer default ratings of Evergrande and subsidiaries Hengda Real Estate Group Co and Tianji Holding Ltd to CC from CCC+. Fitch defines a CC rating as indicating “very high levels” of credit risk.Fitch also downgraded the senior unsecured ratings of Evergrande and Tianji, as well as the rating on Tianji-guaranteed senior unsecured notes issued by Scenery Journey Limited to C from CCC.“The downgrade reflects our view that a default of some kind appears probable. We believe credit risk is high given tight liquidity, declining contracted sales, pressure to address delayed payments to suppliers and contractors, and limited progress on asset disposals,” Fitch said in the statement.The move comes after Moody’s Investors Service and domestic ratings agency China Chengxin International also downgraded Evergrande’s ratings in recent days.Evergrande’s shares fell as much as 3.08% in early trade on Wednesday before trimming losses. Electric vehicle venture China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group Ltd fell 10%.The price of Evergrande’s Shenzhen-traded May 2023 bond slipped 0.57% on Wednesday morning to 34.8 yuan.The bond’s price has fallen nearly 50% since a downgrade of Evergrande’s rating by China Chengxin International last week made the company’s onshore bonds ineligible for use as collateral in repo financing transactions.
Fed should pursue plan to trim pandemic stimulus, Bullard says - FT(Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should go forward with a plan to trim its massive pandemic stimulus programme despite a slowdown in U.S. jobs growth last month, said James Bullard, the president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank."There is plenty of demand for workers and there are more job openings than there are unemployed workers," Bullard said here in an interview with the Financial Times newspaper.
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China Evergrande to delay loan interest payments to banks, REDD reportsSHANGHAI (Reuters) - Property developer China Evergrande Group plans to suspend interest payments due on loans to two banks on Sept. 21, financial intelligence provider REDD reported on Wednesday, citing four sources briefed by bankers.Evergrande has delayed payments to several trust firms, REDD reported, adding that the company may suspend all payments to its wealth management products starting Sept. 8.Evergrande did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.