China says power supply issues larger than Evergrande

Power outages in China will break the equilibrium between supply and demand, directly impacting consumption and the real economy, says head of Water Wisdom Asset Management Yuan Yuwei.
Photo: HECTOR RETAMAL/AFP / AFP
Photo: HECTOR RETAMAL/AFP / AFP
by marketwire, translated by jonas sahl jørgensen

China's extensive problems with power supply pose, if anything, a bigger threat to the national economy than the debt issues of real estate major China Evergrande.

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