GS, JPM and MS are removing products from the Hong Kong exchange derived from companies deemed to have ties to the Chinese military.
An executive order says U.S. purchases of military-linked Chinese companies must stop by January 11, including three of the world's top-20 telecoms.
The New York Stock Exchange will delist China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom - all top 20 telecoms globally - by January 11.
The U.S. consulate in Hong Kong was blocked from completing a September deal to sell its residential quarters to Hang Lung Properties.
It doesn't look like a good idea at present based on the Chinese e-commerce giant's technical signals.
Chinese regulators, rumored to be directed by President Xi Jinping, are ratcheting up pressure on the empire of China's richest man.
A flurry of healthcare IPOs in Hong Kong since a rule change in 2018 has been impressive.
There are power cuts across numerous Chinese cities where local authorities can't keep the street lights on and are forcing factories to close.
I am staying away from this name for now, despite the Alexion acquisition and vaccine promise.
Household debt in South Korea stands at 100% of GDP as Koreans borrow like mad to buy stocks in a red-hot market where short selling is banned.