Evergrande, el Lehman Brothers chino que arrastra a las bolsas mundiales al abismo

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Evergrande, el Lehman Brothers chino que arrastra a las bolsas mundiales al abismo

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La crisis de Evergrande es cada vez más profunda y afecta no solo a la economía china, sino también a los mercados financieros internacionales. Las bolsas del mundo registraron ayer caídas que en ocasiones rondaron el 2%. Los mercados parecen haberse dado hoy un respiro y están recuperando parte del valor que se dejaron ayer en el camino. Esto no quiere decir que los problemas hayan pasado. Lo cierto es que el gigante inmobiliario chino ha sido introducido en un ataúd al que le ponen un nuevo clavo cada día.

La agencia de calificación S&P ha señalado que Evergrade se encuentra al borde la suspensión de pagos. Las acciones de la compañía han llegado a bajar hoy un 7% en la Bolsa de Hong Kong, aunque la caída se ha quedado en el 1,3%. No está mal si se tiene en cuenta que las acciones de la empresa se depreciaron el lunes un 10%.

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