The announcements come on the heels of a series of nationwide support measures announced by Beijing for the property sector

The developer averted a catastrophic default this week at the very last minute but its offshore creditors warn there will have to be a debt restructure soon

Payments of $22.5 million were wired before the end of a 30-day grace period, according to a source close to the company. But a further $162m is due this year on offshore bonds

Many analysts see a drift toward Japan-style stagnation, but there is also the risk of a crisis sparked by a spillover of debt from the property sector or local government

Researchers say the country would be better served by a single national power structure, as provincial officials often prefer alternative local power sources that are more dirty but 'pay direct'

The country's largest private developer won approval from creditors late on Friday to extend payments for an onshore private bond, but it faces another challenge next week

State lenders have moved to ease pressure on their margins as part of a move to bolster the ailing property sector; home buyers will able to apply for lower interest rates from September 25

A former steel industry employee from a rural village, Hui enjoyed an astonishing rise to become China's richest man, but the bold days of using endless debt to build are now over

China's biggest private developer says it faces default risks, while creditors prepared to vote on its proposal to delay payment for an onshore private bond; offshore creditors have in talks with a US law firm

Decision comes as state banks are tipped to cut interest rates on existing mortgages, while other cities could follow Guangzhou's move

Impacts felt by currencies such as the Aussie dollar, and across many sectors such as New Zealand dairy products, shares of luxury goods, to miner BHP and the Las Vegas Sands casino firm

Evergrande said its ability to continue will depend on implementation of its offshore debt restructuring plan, and successful talks with the rest of the lenders on repayment extensions