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DiDi Delisting Could Signal Forced Decoupling of China-U.S. in Financial Markets

December 4, 2021
Source: newsbreak.com newsbreak.com
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Chinese regulators are reportedly behind China-based ride-hailing company DiDi exiting from the New York Stock Exchange, just days after listing earlier this year. The regulators stated prior that DiDi had not received the necessary clearances to list in the states. Gordon Chang, Asian affairs expert, joined Cheddar to break down what the delisting says about the relationship between nations. "This really strikes me as an attempt to really to force a decoupling of China and the U.S. in the financial markets," Chang said. Comments / 0
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