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Crackdown on didi with severe consequences on Wall Street

Spirits were high when the stock of Chinese ride-hailing service Didi went public in New York. However, just two days later Beijing started a crackdown campaign against the company. Western investors are becoming increasingly skeptical about Chinese IPOs.

Investors reacted in shock to China’s latest crackdown on its tech companies. Immediately after trading began in Hong Kong on Monday morning, almost all listed Chinese tech stocks went down. Later, the wave of disposal of Chinese securities continued on the New York Stock Exchange.

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