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Investors turn cautious on Chinese stocks amid growth concerns
[ad_1] While mainland Chinese stock fund held onto inflows, European stock funds saw billions of dollars in net outflows in the first quarter, with declines in Japanese stock funds as well, according to EPFR. Marc Fernandes | Nurphoto | Getty Images BEIJING — Investors turned increasingly cautious on Chinese stocks, especially those listed overseas, in […]
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Chinese EV maker Nio says it’s gradually resuming production after Covid halt
[ad_1] In February 2020, Nio got a lifeline of financing support led by the government of Hefei city, where the electric car start-up has established its China headquarters. Qilai Shen | Bloomberg | Getty Images BEIJING — Chinese electric car company Nio said Thursday it is gradually resuming production at a facility several hours’ drive […]
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JPMorgan says 3 stocks could be winners if U.S.-listed Chinese stocks avert delisting
[ad_1] JPMorgan’s equity macro research team has new confidence that U.S.-listed Chinese stocks like are poised to gain. [ad_2] Source link
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U.S.-listed Chinese stocks jump after China reportedly considers sharing company audits
[ad_1] A security personnel stands guard at the opening session of Baidu’s annual AI developers conference Baidu Create 2019 in Beijing, China, July 3, 2019. Jason Lee | Reuters New York-listed Chinese stocks jumped Friday after a report that China is considering sharing key information that would allow the firms to continue trading publicly in […]
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U.S.-listed Chinese stocks audit dispute: China regulator tells auditors to consider preparing for inspections
[ad_1] The China Securities Regulatory Commission and U.S. securities regulators have been locked in a dispute over allowing U.S. review of Chinese company audits, threatening delisting in coming years. Costfoto | Future Publishing | Getty Images BEIJING — China has sent another signal of progress toward resolving an audit dispute that’s threatened U.S.-listed Chinese companies […]
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As the pandemic enters its 3rd year, more Chinese people say they’d rather save than spend
[ad_1] While mainland China faced its worst wave of Covid-19 since the initial shock of the pandemic, a central bank survey found more Chinese wanted to save money than spend or invest it. Costfoto | Future Publishing | Getty Images BEIJING — Chinese consumers are becoming more cautious than they were near the start of […]
