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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has been identifying Chinese companies that could be delisted if they didn't comply with audit requirements.

One reason China's delisting rule change may not be enough: U.S. regulators have stressed they are looking for full compliance or no deal.

The SEC can delist Chinese companies if for three straight years they do not allow a US accounting firm to conduct an audit of their financials.

US-listed Russian stocks have been in freefall following the invasion of Ukraine — but it's not the only nation whose stocks are getting whipsawed.

U.S-listed shares of major Chinese companies including Didi Global and Alibaba surged on Friday, set to wrap a week that was marked by China's top policymaker laying out plans to support the country's

Happy Thursday! Another turbulent week in markets and single-country stock ETFs and funds focused on energy have been at the centerpiece of volatility over the past several sessions.

A key Chinese government committee is promising financial stability in Q1.

Lockdowns spurred by a surge in COVID-19 cases shut down factories operated by Foxconn that are used to assemble the iPhone for Apple.

The first tranche of Chinese ADRs affected by a 2020 law has been released.

Shares of JD.com Inc. sank 6.5% toward a near two-year low in premarket trading Thursday, after the China-based e-commerce reported fourth-quarter swung to a net loss but saw adjusted profit and revenue top forecasts, while margins took a slight hit. The net loss for the quarter was RMB5.16 billion ($810.4 million), or RMB3.33 per American depositary share (ADS), after net income of RMB24.33 billion, or RMB15.18 per ADS, in the year-ago period. Excluding nonrecurring items, adjusted earnings per ADS rose to RMB2.21 from RMB1.49 to beat the FactSet consensus of RMB1.78. Revenue grew 23.0% to RMB275.91 billion ($43.30 billion), above the FactSet consensus of RMB274.41 billion, as net product revenue rose 22.1% and net service revenue increased 28.3%. Cost of revenue rose 23.6% to RMB238.78 billion, to lower profit as a percent of sales to 13.45% from 13.88%. Annual active customers increased 20.7% to 569.7 million. The stock, which is on track to open below the 21-month closing low of $58.69 on March 8, has tumbled 21.7% over the past three months through Wednesday, while the iShares MSCI China ETF has dropped 18.5% and the S&P 500 has lost 9.2%.

MCHI ETF is trading at levels we haven't seen since early 2020 and I believe that this could represent a good buying opportunity.

Shares of Bilibili Inc. bounced 2.0% in premarket trading Thursday, after the China-based videogame company reported a wider-than-expected loss, as cost of revenue surged, but revenue that rose just above forecasts and announced a $500 million stock buyback program. Net losses widened to RMB2.09 billion ($330.4 million), or RMB5.34 a share, from RMB827.8 million, or RMB2.34 a share, in the year-ago period. Excluding nonrecurring items, the adjusted per-share loss of RMB4.22 was wider then the FactSet loss consensus of RMB4.19. Revenue rose 50.5% to RMB5.78 billion ($914.7 million) to top the FactSet consensus of RMB5.75 billion, while cost of sales increased 61.7% to RMB4.68 billion. Average monthly active users (MAUs) rose 35% to 271.7 million, and average daily active users (DAUs) grew 34% to 72.2 million. For the first quarter, the company expects revenue of between RMB5.3 billion and RMB5.5 billion, compared with the FactSet consensus of RMB5.65 billion. Separately, the company said it has set a new $500 million program to repurchase American depositary receipts, which represents 4.3% of Bilibili''s market capitalization of $11.59 billion as of Wednesday''s close, and said Chief Executive Rui Chen will spend his own money to buy up to $10 million worth of ADS.

Investment banks like Credit Suisse, BlackRock, HSBC, UBS and Goldman Sachs are suggesting the China investing as a buy due to decent inflation, chances of easy money policy, chances of muted regulato

For now, the divergence in the US and Chinese monetary policies can be beneficial for MCHI as the Chinese monetary authorities have prepared for higher interest rates in the US.

China economy, second in size just after the United States, makes up about a third of global growth each year.