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China will scrap minimum rate of interest and reduce down-payment ratios to 15% for first -time buyers and 25% for second homes.
It will also create a 300bn yuan facility to support local state-owned companies to buy homes at reasonable prices.
Announcement is China ’s biggest effort yet to restore confidence in its ailing property market.
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