Goldman Sachs researchers estimate China’s total property debt was 48 per cent of GDP at the end of last year, worth US$8.4 trillion. Their chief economist explains how it could cause a “significant negative income shock” for some New Zealanders.

Goldman Sachs researchers estimate China’s total property debt was 48 per cent of GDP at the end of last year, worth US$8.4 trillion. Their chief economist explains how it could cause a “significant negative income shock” for some New Zealanders.

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The New Zealand Herald is proud to present Markets with Madison, a twice-weekly show that aims to help you understand what's impacting your investments. 
Tune in for new episodes every Monday and Friday, as Madison Reidy interviews chief executives, stock analysts and experts about the challenges and opportunities major companies are facing.