cycles, so they are certainly facing an uphill battle. indeed. we have been talking about the housing crisis on and off ever since 2021. of course, evergrande making a headline filing for bankruptcy protection in the united states. also another giant, country garden, warning of losses. do you think are you worried about the housing crisis? because a lot of people seem to be now talking about the shadow banking crisis that is linked to the property crisis as well. the truth is property sector problems in china have been known about for several years, so it is no great surprise, but i think, you know, a way to think about this it is china is trying to balance several objectives at the same time, some of which are not necessarily consistent with each other. so, the authorities are trying to make sure that growth is fast enough to ensure social harmony. at the same time they are trying to de lever the economy and make sure the property sector is in a fitter state and against th
and this, the message from the spanish prime minister on x formerly twitter: the only goal of the game came from the spanish captain olga carmona who got past goalkeeper mary earps in the first half. in london there were tears, hugs and disappointment for the lionesses, who were looking to become the first england senior side since the men s team in 1966 to win the world cup. in a statement, king charles said: the tournament has broken attendance and tv records and raised hopes of a surge in interest for the women s game around the world. let s hear from the england coach, sarina viegman: of course everyone was very disappointed that we didn t win the game. at the other hand i think we can be very proud of ourselves, only it doesn t feel that way at this moment, that takes a bit of time because now the most, the disappointment is the most what you feel, but everything we ve done, how we have grown into the tournament, the challenges we had before the tournament, during the
football. they will have to compete for the best players. and what one club will play a lot of club will trump. the transfer fees will grow as the sport and the demand to watch it grows. sport and the demand to watch it crows. ., ., ., , it grows. the tournament has been seen it grows. the tournament has been seen as it grows. the tournament has been seen as a it grows. the tournament has been seen as a watershed - it grows. the tournament has - been seen as a watershed moment for women sport and raises questions about investing in the next generation of footballers. over the weekend australia s prime minister pledged 200 million australian dollars, that s about a us two women sport. one perhaps overlooked area that is stopping women from getting into football has been facilities such as changing rooms many are old and they don t even have much privacy and were built for men back when there were far fewer female players. katie silver has this report. a club two hours no
And make sure the property sector is in a fitter state and against that they are trying to balance their geopolitical objectives so it is a tricky set of objectives that they are trying to balance. indeed, because the debt is not just a property sector issue but also local governments and other issues, aren t they? that was one of the ways the local government sought to fund themselves with land sales, and the sale of land is in itself contingent on the use of that land for building houses, and, of course, if the end clients fall away it is much more difficult for local governments to find themselves. so, there is a long chain of activities here that the chinese authorities are struggling to put right. now to australia, where spain has beaten england, winning the women s world cup. after every men s world cup, there is usually a familiar dance of a transfer bonanza as clubs compete for the stars
Transfer bonanza as clubs in asia compete for the stars of the tournament. massive signings are a sign of how lucrative the men s game is for big clubs. will the same happen now after women s world cup that has reached a record audience? laura doyle is head of the women s football at one of the women s football at one of the women s football at one of the worlds biggest sports agencies and she told me how transfer fees may change following this world cup. it’s following this world cup. it s as the following this world cup. it s as the demand to watch the game grows, we are going to see now that the next tv deal that comes along, i think the last one was around 24 million. the next time that s negotiating on the table that would probably grow again. as the tv money comes in, the commercials grow bigger they will be able to pay their players more and more because the clubs will want to compete tuesday in the top four to make champions league