China's Debt_ China's stock market is turning into a dumping ground

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China's stock market is turning into a dumping ground

Linette Lopez
Apr 15, 2016, 3:52 AM

China’s stock market is becoming the country’s dumping ground for bad debt and bubbly investor cash.

And yes, that’s just as dangerous as it sounds.

It’s all a part of a daring plan. In order to make the transition from an investment driven economy to one based on services, China has to restructure its unproductive companies in dying industries. These companies — mostly in manufacturing, property and other commodities based sectors — have a lot of debt, and a lot of supply that no one wants.

So China has been playing with a bunch of ways to shrink those companies down and recycle their debt into something useful for the economy (eventually).

READ MORE: http://www.businessinsider.com.au/chinas-bad-debt-moves-to-stock-market-2016-4?r=US&IR=T

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