Default shocks could derail property recovery, warns S&P

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Hong Kong's residential property market is facing the threat of default shocks that could derail its recovery, S&P Global Ratings says.

The agency warned that any high-profile defaults or restructurings by a major developer would squeeze industry funding, with effects rippling through the sector, hurting even highly rated names.

It noted that speculation around credit pressures on a number of local developers is building in the Hong Kong market.

New World Development’s (0017) finances remains a key concern.

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