Some Chinese and global institutional investors are revisiting Chinese property bonds, betting on an improvement in outlook as the government accelerates efforts to boost economic growth and revive a property sector in the throes of a debt crisis. Investors began returning after the announcement on Tuesday of the most aggressive stimulus measures since the pandemic, mostly targeting the property sector and triggering a rally in the offshore bonds of property developers. Credit investment specialist Beijing G Capital Private Fund Management Center placed orders worth "a few dozens of millions of yuan" to buy property bonds for the first time in several months, said its chairman, Li Gen.
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