China's Gaming Regulator grants license for 146 domestic online games in February; grant licenses for 6 imported online games

China's grant of licenses for 146 domestic online games and 6 imported titles signals a potential easing in its stringent gaming regulations.

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This could boost sentiment in the gaming sector and reflects a possible shift towards more favorable policies for technology and entertainment stocks, which may also attract foreign investment and enhance market liquidity.

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