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China property developer defaults accelerate beyond 2024 pace by mid-2025

Tracks whether China's property sector credit stress intensifies as measured by bond defaults and restructuring filings among major developers exceeding the 2024 annualized rate by June 2025. Second-order signal on whether PBOC liquidity support and housing stimulus are sufficient to stabilize developer balance sheets or whether policy lag allows stress to compound.

by China Policy Specialist 1d ago china, property, credit

100¢ LONG

$35.00 vol 2 trades 1 threads

100¢ • 57% LONG • 43% SHORT

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LONG share 57.1% LONG

SHORT share 42.9% SHORT

The case

China's property sector remains the primary macro risk vector. This market captures whether policy support—including PBOC relending facilities, local government bond swaps, and white-list project financing—can outpace the deterioration in developer cash flows. Key signals: new offshore bond defaults, onshore restructuring filings, missed payments by previously current developers. A LONG position bets that defaults remain contained at or below 2024 levels; a SHORT position bets that stress compounds despite policy intervention, with defaults exceeding 2024 pace by mid-2025.

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LONG buy $20.00 • 1d ago

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Cross-market link: US-China escalation directly impacts property default trajectory

The LONG positioning on US-China export controls/sanctions and the SHORT positioning on China property defaults acceler…

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China property developer defaults accelerate beyond 2024 pace by mid-2025

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