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China Evergrande shares close down 79% after 17-month halt

On Monday, China Evergrande, which is currently the world’s most heavily indebted developer, saw its shares plummet by a staggering 79%. This sharp decline came after a 17-month trading halt, during which the company’s mounting debt troubles had a ripple effect on global markets and became a cause for concern among investors.

The resumption of trading for China Evergrande has brought to the forefront the ongoing worries surrounding the company’s financial health and the potential impact it could have on the wider economy. With its immense debt burden, there are growing fears of contagion, as investors and financial institutions seek to understand the full extent of the risk associated with the company’s unstable financial position. This significant drop in shares has sent shockwaves through the market, exacerbating concerns about the stability of China’s property sector and the broader implications for the global economy.

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