let s take a look at what s happening and how serious the situation is. property is basically at the heart of everything. for 20 years it boomed, developers borrowed billions, families invested their savings in houses. but now it s in crisis. there are too many houses and not enough people wanting to buy them. it means prices are plummeting. that is basically the biggest reason why we haven t seen the post pandemic spending boom that so many had predicted in china. chinese would slash their savings, to consume like crazy, go to parties, and that hasn t happened. everybody is well aware that the financial wealth is concentrated in housing, it s being hammered. some economists are worried on a deeper level. for the past few decades china s astonishing growth has been powered mainly by building. factories, roads, bridges, houses, you name it, china needed to industrialise and it did. but there comes a point where there is only so much you can build before it starts becoming a wa
five set win at a major. it s also stricker s maiden top 10 scalp, sending the australian open runner up tumbling out of the us open. tsisipas not blaming anyone else though. everything on court is under my control and under my talent and the way i can play this sport, i have shown that on the court. if i m not able to deliver then i am not supposed to be doing well, and that is what happened this summer. i was not good enough to deliver and score good results. world number one, novak djokovic has cruised into the thirs round of the us open with a straight sets win over spain s berna bay zapata miralles. djokovic efficient as always. the 23 time major winner only needed the one break in the first set, before cranking up the gears to take the second and third sets, 6 4, 6 1, 6 1. carlos alcaraz had a short start to the defence of his us open men s title, after german opponent dominik koepfer retired injured midway through their first round match. the 20 year old spaniard led 6
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happening and how serious the situation is. property is basically at the heart of everything. for 20 years it boomed, developers borrowed billions, families invested their savings in houses. but now it s in crisis. there are too many houses and not enough people wanting to buy them. it means prices are plummeting. that is basically the biggest reason why we haven t seen the post pandemic spending boom that so many had predicted in china. chinese would splash their savings, consume like crazy, go to parties, and come back, and that hasn t happened. everybody is well aware that their financial wealth is concentrated in housing, it s being hammered. some economists are worried on a deeper level. for the past few decades china s astonishing growth has been powered mainly by building. factories, roads, bridges, houses, you name it, china needed to industrialise and it did. but there comes a point where there is only so much you can build before it starts becoming a waste of money.
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