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U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks Lose $80 Billion In Value As Didi Delisting Crashes Prices

U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks Lose $80 Billion In Value As Didi Delisting Crashes Prices | Online Marketing Tools | Scoop.it
Shares of Chinese tech giants trading in the United States posted stunning losses Friday amid intensifying concerns over U.S. regulatory efforts to ramp up financial disclosures for foreign entitie…
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milena stephen's curator insight, December 7, 2021 10:12 PM
I think this article outlines a lot of why people are distrustful of the stock market right now and instills fear of the security of our economy when US-Chinese financial relationships are declining so much. A massive amount of our imports come from China and they're a major player in our international trading, so thinking about the effects of losing that relationship could be incredibly costly for the US, not to mention the short-term effects of people losing money from investing in Chinese stocks which are rapidly losing their value.
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SEC Reportedly Halts Chinese Firm IPOs After Ride-Hailer DiDi Global’s $50 Billion Crash

SEC Reportedly Halts Chinese Firm IPOs After Ride-Hailer DiDi Global’s $50 Billion Crash | Online Marketing Tools | Scoop.it
The Securities and Exchange Commission has stopped accepting registrations for the issuance of securities by China-based companies until it outlines the risks posed by such investments, Reuters rep…
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