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The Wall Street Journal
China Seeks to Quell Mortgage Revolt Among Frustrated Home Buyers — Analysts estimate home buyers could walk away from as much as $150 billion to $370 billion in home loans.China Tries to Jump-Start Its ETF Market With Foreign Money — Dozens of Chinese exchange-traded funds are now available in Hong Kong via a popular cross-border trading link.Jeep Owner Stellantis to End China Joint Venture — Car maker blames lack of progress in its plan to take a majority share in the joint venture with Guangzhou Automobile Group.Chinese Export Hubs Order Mass Covid-19 Testing, Raising Risk of Lockdowns
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