Stocks on China's mainland have shed about $2.4 trillion in value since May, as investors doubt that AI companies can turn a profit.
U.S. restrictions and high U.S. interest rates are also adding pressure on the market, according to the report.
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Stocks on China's mainland have shed about $2.4 trillion since May as investors doubt AI companies can turn a profit, while U.S. restrictions and high U.S. interest rates add pressure.
Stocks on China's mainland have shed about $2.4 trillion in value since May, as investors doubt that AI companies can turn a profit.
U.S. restrictions and high U.S. interest rates are also adding pressure on the market, according to the report.