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Trump and Congress pave way for potential delisting of publicly traded Chinese companies

President Trump recently signed into law the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act, which aims to increase oversight of Chinese companies listed on US stock exchanges and force the delisting of those that refuse to comply with US audit inspection requirements. This bipartisan legislation was motivated by longstanding US frustrations over China precluding inspections of locally conducted audits of Chinese companies.

Bull Market, 2021-Style: Cramer s Mad Money Recap (Tuesday 1/12/21)

Bull Market, 2021-Style: Cramer s Mad Money Recap (Tuesday 1/12/21) TheStreet 1/13/2021 © TheStreet Bull Market, 2021-Style: Cramer s Mad Money Recap (Tuesday 1/12/21) Welcome to the bull market of 2021 when price targets get raised almost daily, Jim Cramer told his Mad Money viewers Tuesday. This moment is a nightmare for the bears, but it s also nirvana for the bulls. Cramer said some stocks have become self-fulfilling prophecies, with analysts raising estimates, only to see those estimates come true as investors are eager to own every great story. How did we get here? Well, the euphoria started at the onset of the pandemic, Cramer explained, when things looked very bleak. Back then, analysts slashed estimates on everything from restaurants and retail to the rails. But the subsequent decline didn t last long, after Washington delivered a monster stimulus and vaccines were developed in record time. Since then, the analysts have been chasing stocks higher, raising es

Chinese Companies, US Investors Could Accelerate Decoupling Amid NYSE Delisting

Donald Trump administration s measures against Chinese companies

Trump signed an executive order barring US investors from buying exposure to firms deemed linked to the Chinese military. (File photo) NEW DELHI: Outgoing US President Donald Trump has toughened his stance towards Beijing in the final months of his presidency with a slew of measures targeting Chinese companies. Here is an outline of moves so far, the fallout in financial markets and China’s response: 1 Delisting threat Trump signed the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act into law on December 18. It allows US authorities to remove foreign firms from stock exchanges if they fail to comply with US audit rules for three years.

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