BEIJING (Reuters) -China's new home prices fell at the fastest monthly pace in eight months in June, highlighting the struggle to revive demand despite repeated policy measures and growing calls ...

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China's property-sector slump shows little signs of easing, with new data indicating that home prices and property investment remain in decline.

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China's new home prices fell at the fastest monthly pace in eight months in June, highlighting the struggle to revive demand despite repeated policy measures and growing calls for additional support.