Stocks
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JP Morgan sharply raises NIO price target to $40, representing 85% upside potential
JP Morgan gave NIO an Overweight rating and admitted that "we missed the stock's major rally YTD."
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iQIYI says found no evidence to support allegations of short seller, shares open over 3% higher
Shares of US-listed Chinese video streaming site iQIYI (Nasdaq: IQ) opened up more than 3 percent after the company said an internal investigation found no evidence to support allegations of short-selling agencies.
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US-listed Chinese EV makers higher pre-market, NIO up about 3%
Shares of US-listed Chinese EV makers were higher in pre-market trading on October 5 as positive news spurs investor interest.
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How has NIO changed its fortunes in the past year?
For a year, the stock price of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker NIO (NYSE: NIO) seemed to be out of gravity.
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SMIC falls 5% in Hong Kong after confirmation of US export restrictions
SMIC shares were down 4.86% at HK$17.24 in Hong Kong in early morning trading after the company on Sunday confirmed in an announcement on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange about US export restrictions.
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NIO shares soar 10% as Deutsche Bank says it could be 'next iconic auto brand'
Deutsche Bank said in its latest report that NIO could become the next "iconic auto brand", pushing the shares of the Chinese EV maker up more than 10 percent.
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Xpeng shares up by over 6% after JP Morgan initiates coverage at 'buy' rating
Shares of Xpeng, Tesla's Chinese rival, jumped more than 6% Tuesday after JP Morgan analysts initiated their coverage of the stock at the equivalent of buy with a price target of $27.
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Chinese regulator fines 45 companies about $9 million over Luckin Coffee financial fraud
Chinese regulators today announced the results of their investigation into Luckin Coffee, which has been embroiled in a financial fraud spiral.
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Luckin Coffee appoints new independent auditor
Luckin Coffee has announced the appointment of independent accounting firm Marcum Bernstein & Pinchuk LLP as the independent auditor, effective September 17, 2020.
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Bridgewater Associates, world's largest hedge fund, now owns NIO stock
Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund run by billionaire investor Ray Dalio, is now holding shares in Chinese EV maker NIO, despite in a small amount.