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by pjc50
3970 days ago
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Lots of people suspect that the Chinese purchase of overseas property is mostly an expression of distrust at the Chinese government. Remember that China is still (very nominally) communist and not afraid to confiscate property of people who are sufficiently discredited. It happens occasionally in corruption crackdowns. For this purpose, it's a minimum-risk store of wealth with a potential for appreciation and any actual returns are less of a priority. Something similar applies to Saudi and Russian oil wealth; an escape from the possibility of SHTF. |
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