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Chinese ADRs Jump As Regulator Vows to Stabilise Market

Chinese ADRs rebounded in morning trading Tuesday after China’s securities regulator pledged to stabilise the market after a wobbly start to the year. YINN rose 7%; XPeng rose 9%; Li Auto and Bilibili

Chinese ADRs Jump As Regulator Vows to Stabilise Market

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