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24H｜Chinese ADRs and ETFs Fall in Overnight Trading; XPeng Drops 6%

Hot Chinese ADRs and ETFs fell in overnight trading on Friday. XPeng fell 6%; CWEB fell 5%; iQiyi fell 4.5%; Baidu, Bilibili fell 3.4%; Li Auto, Alibaba fell 3%; PDD fell 2%.A selloff in Chinese stock

24H｜Chinese ADRs and ETFs Fall in Overnight Trading; XPeng Drops 6%

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