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Chinese ADRs and ETFs Fall as Stimulus Hopes Wane; YINN Falls 6%; Li Auto Drops 4.3%

Chinese ADRs and ETFs fell in premarket trading after another much-anticipated policy briefing failed to deliver the kind of pro-growth stimulus that investors had been hoping for. KE Holdings fell 7%

Chinese ADRs and ETFs Fall as Stimulus Hopes Wane; YINN Falls 6%; Li Auto Drops 4.3%

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