A bill that could force Chinese companies to give up their listings on American stock exchanges is now moving at "warp speed" in Congress, one analyst says.
Rep. Brad Sherman, a California Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, announced Wednesday evening a companion bill in his chamber. "We believe there will be a significant push for the legislation to be taken up in the coming weeks, and we believe it is only a matter of time before this bill is signed into law," Mills wrote.
Why were they ever allowed to be listed on the US exchanges when they don't comply with the standard accounting practices all other companies must adhere to? Who allowed that to happen?
Guess the Chinese will now push to bolster their own capital markets. With a 1.4 billion population and 900 million of middle class, plenty of capital to go around.
Lost confidence and become paranoid, Americans!
Wonder what happens to baba stock
Dont people realize this doesn’t matter? China will “repatriate” Hong Kong entirely and immediately relist these companies on their own exchange while the world says nothing AGAIN about its blatant violation of the Sino-British Joint Declaration DiMartinoBooth
Other stock exchanges outside is sure hoping USA will shoot their own foot. SP500
Tread lightly we need China and they need us...were to intertwined with each other..american business is in china and chinese business is in america..good luck you congressional idiots are gonna need it
Free markets, what a joke.
lol we're actually going to see numbers that are audited lol
Warp speed and bi-partisan. 🤨
this is ridiculous. If trump didn't want to honor his trade deal , he's out.. 25th Amendment, Its not even about economics!!! He can run his campaign in Iran, see how they like him. To Delist the Chinese right now is brainless panic move of masochism that effects US long term
Can’t see this ending well
cool, then China can do the same to American stocks, bye bye $AAPL Apple.
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