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Why are Chinese stocks melting down?

Chinese stock markets sink to lowest levels in five years Real estate crisis and other problems haunt investors  Valuations are cheap, but more is needed for lasting recovery Chinese equities implode It’s been a tough few years for Chinese stock markets. Shares in mainland China have fallen to their lowest levels since 2019 as investors continue to liquidate their positions, despite a series of stimulus measures by Beijing that were meant to stop the bleeding.  An ongoin
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Alibaba reports earnings amid Chinese stock market rout – Stock Markets

Alibaba earnings are released on February 7 before opening bell Revenue and earnings remain robust despite 2023 selloff Valuation has contracted way below growth stocks’ multiples   Alibaba feels the blues from Chinese economic downturn Chinese stocks had a bruising 2023 as the domestic economy has yet to recover to its pre-pandemic standards.
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Market Comment – Dollar claws back some losses as relief rally fades

Fed rate cut bets scaled back after upbeat US data Wall Street rally loses steam, dollar edges up as yields rebound Global growth worries and disappointing US-China summit also dent mood Post-CPI euphoria fizzles out Equities were muted while the greenback was broadly firmer on Thursday as the relief rally on the back of this week’s cooler-than-expected US CPI readings lost steam following some not-so-soft data yesterday.
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Chinese stocks struggle amid sluggish recovery and limited stimulus – Stock Market News

China’s stock market suffered a lot of pain in 2022, mainly due to the draconian zero-Covid policies imposed when foreign economies were up and running without any restrictions. This year started with high expectations as market participants forecasted strong recovery prospects following China’s permanent exit from Covid-19 curbs. However, as latest data suggests that the economy is losing steam, while monetary and fiscal stimulus remain below expectations, Chinese stocks seem to be under pr
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Technical Analysis – Alibaba stock corrects lower after huge jump

Alibaba’s stock has been on a wild ride since early 2022, exhibiting steep uptrends that were followed by massive declines and vice versa. In the latest episode, the share price rebounded strongly from its 2023 retreat after news emerged concerning a potential strategic restructuring of the firm. The momentum indicators currently suggest that the recent rebound was overstretched as both the RSI and the stochastic oscillator are coming down from their overbought territories.
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Alibaba plans ambitious restructuring, will US big tech follow suit? – Stock Market News

As a highly volatile quarter for stock markets draws to an end, market participants are increasingly weighing the probabilities of a monetary tightening pause or even rate cuts following the turmoil in the banking sector. These developments tilted investor interest towards the tech industry in which we also got some groundbreaking news as Alibaba announced a plan to split its businesses into six smaller subsidiaries.
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Daily Market Comment – Weaker yen gives dollar a lift as stocks climb on easing banking fears

Stocks extend gains as banking turmoil continues to subside Dollar catches up with firmer Treasury yields, yen tumbles Oil rises to 2-week high on improving tone and on Iraq supply concerns Stocks resume rebound after Wall Street stumbles Global equity markets got off to a positive start on Wednesday, resuming a patchy rebound from the lows of the banking turmoil that has so far been less than convincing.
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