Chinese regulators and exchanges intensify scrutiny of AI-fueled market frenzy, pressing listed firms and fund managers to justify valuations, Bloomberg reports citing sources

Newsquawk Staff · 22 May 2026, 07:48 UTC

Chinese regulators and exchanges intensify scrutiny of AI-fueled market frenzy, pressing listed firms and fund managers to justify valuations, Bloomberg reports citing sources.

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