The collapse of Chinese property giant Evergrande will be contained before it will significantly affect the Australian economy, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said. “When it comes to Evergrande, this is principally an issue in China, and that addresses their financial stability,” Morrison told reporters in Washington D.C. ahead of the Quad Summit. Morrison discussed the issue with American Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell and noted that his assessment showed the broader exposures and effects were largely limited to within China. “These things can have confidence impacts in the global marketplace, but those who follow the markets, we’ve seen particularly here, that impact, I wouldn’t say it has been realised,” Morrison said. “Our expectation is that China will address that issue and seek to contain its impact.” The deadline for Evergrande to pay an $83.5 million bond passed today with no word from the property giant, leaving investors concerned for another …