China's Property-Led Growth Slowdown Shows No Signs of Ending

The transcript discusses the economic downturn in November, highlighting the decline in home and car sales, and the reduction in iron rebar stockpiles. It notes the continued slowdown in construction with no government intervention. Localized easing measures in cities like Chengdu are mentioned, but they are insufficient to change the overall economic picture.

What are the two main reasons for the decline in the stockpile of iron rebar?

• Increased government intervention and high demand

• Improved construction techniques and reduced waste

• Falling production and decreased demand

• Rising production costs and increased exports

What is the primary focus of the easing measures introduced in Chengdu?

• Enhancing agricultural output

• Boosting car sales

• Increasing iron rebar production

• Stimulating the housing market

How have the easing measures affected the overall economic picture in China?

• They have had little impact on the overall economy

• They have led to a major increase in exports

• They have significantly boosted the economy

• They have caused a rise in inflation

Why are the localized measures in cities like Chengdu not making a massive difference to the overall market?

• Because they are not implemented in rural areas

• Because they are too expensive to maintain

• Because they are limited in scope and impact

• Because they focus on technology rather than housing

What trend is observed in housing sales, prices, and construction investments despite the measures?

• They are all falling

• They are fluctuating unpredictably

• They are stabilizing

• They are all increasing rapidly