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China AI Model Stocks’ $150 Billion Drop Shows No Sign of Easing

Bloomberg Markets23 October 2026, 00:30 UTCPeople's Republic of China

There’s no end in sight for the selloff in China’s artificial intelligence model developer stocks, with competition growing ever more heated and the threat of rival listings next year.

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