Chinese shares distributed in America stand before the ghost

The increasing trade conflict between Washington and Beijing has expanded to influence the Chinese shares listed in the United States, amid analyst -scenarios indicating the possibility of removing these businesses from the US equity bursaries. “All options on the table” in the context of commercial negotiations with China. Although there are no additional details, two analysts in JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Jeffrez Financial Group (.jfferies Financial Group Inc. and UBS published research notes dealing with risk assessment that has listed more than 200 Chinese enterprises in the United States, and their total market value is 1.1 trillion. Group, among the most affected by this scenario. interface. Although this file was actually completed in 2022, he returned to the front at the beginning of the second term, when he issued an executive order to strengthen the government on the audit of US investments within Chinese enterprises. The US administration has several tools to implement the removal process. The US Security and Exchange Committee may order the exchanges to remove Chinese businesses, or those based in Hong Kong, or withdraw their registration completely and prevent them from trading, even in the market outside the stock exchange, where businesses such as “Didi Global” (.didi Global Inc “and” like Kofi “are still the trade, despite their withdrawal. The White House investigated. is not, but also a competitive battle between America and China to ensure the superiority of the United States. “The risk of evaluation and liquidity can cause liquidity problems. According to the ‘Jeffrez’ note, the daily trading volume of US deposit receipts, which is the structure that Chinese businesses have adopted to trade their shares in America, is much higher than its peer in Hong Kong. Morgan Stanley -Data showed that the average daily trading volume of “Ali Baba” shares (Alibaba Group Holding Ltd) and “glue” (.jd.com inc “in the US market increases by about 80% compared to the Hong Kongs in Hong Kong. According to Jersey Wu, the director of a fund in the Polar Capital LLP in London, the risks remain low for most Chinese businesses listed in the United States. “BDD” The exception is because of its insertion in Hong Kong.