SEC urged to restrict Chinese companies’ access to US capital markets, FT reports

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The call for the SEC to limit Chinese companies' access to US capital markets could signal increased regulatory risk for these firms, potentially leading to market volatility. If this becomes a more permanent restriction, it might impact capital flows and sentiment toward both US and Chinese equities, raising concerns about broader geopolitical tensions.

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