A view from an unoccupied NYSE trading floor in March 2020. The New York Stock Exchange is mulling a second U-turn about its plan to delist three Chinese telecommunications companies, whipsawing markets. Photo: AP
A view from an unoccupied NYSE trading floor in March 2020. The New York Stock Exchange is mulling a second U-turn about its plan to delist three Chinese telecommunications companies, whipsawing markets. Photo: AP
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Hong Kong stocks cap volatile day on New York Stock Exchange’s muddled plan to delist Chinese telecoms trio

  • The Hang Seng Index edged up 0.2 per cent, while Shanghai Composite gained 0.6 per cent; IPO debutants were mixed
  • NYSE is said to be thinking about sticking back to its original plan to delist Chinese telecoms giants if their units are on the US blacklist

Martin Choi
Martin Choi

Updated: 5:43pm, 6 Jan, 2021

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A view from an unoccupied NYSE trading floor in March 2020. The New York Stock Exchange is mulling a second U-turn about its plan to delist three Chinese telecommunications companies, whipsawing markets. Photo: AP
A view from an unoccupied NYSE trading floor in March 2020. The New York Stock Exchange is mulling a second U-turn about its plan to delist three Chinese telecommunications companies, whipsawing markets. Photo: AP
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