Creditors reckon big developers can tough out virus-related disruption, and think official support could help
The resilience of Chinese property debt contrasts with a steep decline in business, as developers have been forced to close sales centers across the country, and with a slide in property shares signaling that the sector’s earnings are likely to suffer.
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