As Trump and Congress make trouble for Chinese stocks, some investors see dangers for global capital markets.
With tensions between the United States and China heating up over the global pandemic, the White House and Congress have recently taken steps that would make it more difficult for Americans to invest in China’s publicly traded companies.
On Wednesday, the United States Senate unanimously passed legislation that would force the delisting of Chinese firms on U.S. exchanges, unless China increases cooperation with U.S. regulators and makes audit documents available. The House has yet to
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