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China Economy News Today (December 3, 2025): Services Slow, Property Stress Deepens as Beijing Targets 5% Growth in 2026

China Economy News Today (December 3, 2025): Services Slow, Property Stress Deepens as Beijing Targets 5% Growth in 2026

China’s economy entered December with a familiar mix of soft data, stressed property developers and fresh policy signals from Beijing. New surveys show the services sector losing momentum, Chinese and Hong Kong equities slipping, and the country’s housing crisis still unresolved — even as policymakers prepare to keep an ambitious growth target of around 5% for 2026 and step up support for small firms and services trade. Reuters+2The Business Times+2
Lennar Stock (LEN): Exchange Offer Wraps, CEO Transition Looms as Wall Street Braces for Q4 2025 Earnings

Lennar Stock (LEN): Exchange Offer Wraps, CEO Transition Looms as Wall Street Braces for Q4 2025 Earnings

Lennar Corporation, one of the largest U.S. homebuilders, heads into the final month of 2025 with its stock trading around $131.30 as of Friday’s close on November 28. That leaves Lennar more than 20% below its recent 52‑week high of $170.48, reached just days earlier, with the stock recently closing about 23% under that peak.MarketWatch
China Stock Market Today: Shanghai Edges Higher as Vanke Debt Jitters Hit Property Shares – November 27, 2025

China Stock Market Today: Shanghai Edges Higher as Vanke Debt Jitters Hit Property Shares – November 27, 2025

BEIJING / HONG KONG – November 27, 2025. China’s stock markets ended Thursday mixed, with modest gains in benchmark indices masking sharp losses in property developers after China Vanke moved to delay an onshore bond repayment. A softer yuan fixing, weaker industrial profit data and fresh tech-sector worries around Nvidia chips and ByteDance added to a cautious tone, even as global risk sentiment improved on expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut next month.
APRA Caps High‑Debt Home Loans as $4bn National Storage Bid and Rio’s US Asset Sale Shake Australian Markets

APRA Caps High‑Debt Home Loans as $4bn National Storage Bid and Rio’s US Asset Sale Shake Australian Markets

Australia’s housing and equity markets were hit by a powerful trio of developments today: the banking regulator’s first-ever national cap on highly leveraged home loans, a record A$4.02 billion takeover bid for self‑storage giant National Storage REIT, and Rio Tinto’s plan to sell a suite of US boron assets that supply nearly a third of global demand.
27 November 2025
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