Delisting Fear
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Hong Kong stocks suffer panic sell-off, what happened?
By the close of trading, Nio was down 14.14 percent in Hong Kong, Xpeng was down 22.2 percent, and Li Auto was down 19.6 percent. The Hang Seng Tech Index plunged 11.03 percent, the biggest one-day drop.
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China, US expected to reach consensus on audit regulatory cooperation soon, report says
The dialogue and consultation between Chinese and US regulators on regulatory cooperation on auditing are progressing well, and both sides have demonstrated their sincerity in being willing to solve problems, local media said.
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Why does delisting risk matter even if Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto have dual listings?
Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu's team offers the best explanation we've seen.
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US-listed Chinese firms plunge as delisting fears come back into play, CSRC responds
The CSRC said it respects regulation by foreign regulators, but firmly opposes the approach of some forces to politicize securities regulation.
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Deutsche Bank on Nio's HK listing plan: Delisting overhang should largely be gone
The focus will shift to the expected production ramp-up of three new models starting in late March this year.
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Xpeng president says threat of US delisting still 'several years away'
Brian Gu believes there is still time for the US and Chinese governments to reach a compromise.
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'Delisting fears taking over', Deutsche Bank explains what to watch
The law isn't a new development, and stocks generally shrug off the news after each "new cycle," according to Edison Yu's team.
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Chinese securities regulator says it recently had constructive communication with US SEC, PCAOB
The CSRC has made positive progress with regulators, including the US SEC and PCAOB, in advancing cooperation on a number of key matters, according to a statement.
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Didi announces it will delist from US, starts preparations for HK listing
Didi announced today that it is starting the process of delisting from the New York Stock Exchange with immediate effect and initiating preparations for a listing in Hong Kong.
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Nio responds to US bill that could result in delisting of Chinese listed companies
A looming US delisting bill is putting pressure on the stock prices of three of China's best-known electric car companies, but Nio doesn't think it's likely to affect them.
