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E-Commerce Giants Alibaba, JD.com Tumble On News Of Strategic Moves

Two China-based stocks — $Alibaba(BABA.US)$ and $JD.com(JD.US)$ — tumbled Monday as reports said the two planned strategic moves that investors apparently rejected. Despite the fall, BABA stock stayed above its 50-day moving average while JD stock flirted with it.
JD.com and Alibaba are the two largest e-commerce companies in China.
BABA stock dropped on speculation about whether China's equivalent of Amazon.com ( $Amazon(AMZN.US)$ ) is moving its headquarters out of the country to Singapore.
Alibaba, based in the Chinese city of Hangzhou, denied the reports. The company acknowledged that it's building a new campus in Singapore, but said the facility would be used to house regional operations.
BABA Stock Drops 6.1%
Meanwhile, reports said JD.com is closing its consumer e-commerce services in Indonesia and Thailand amid intense competition in Southeast Asia.
In a statement, JD.com said it will continue to serve global markets, including Southeast Asia, through its supply-chain infrastructure.
BABA stock dropped 6.1%, closing at 111.20 on the stock market today. JD stock also plunged 6.1% to 59.83 on the stock market today.
In other China news, search-engine leader Baidu ( $Baidu(BIDU.US)$ ) dipped 0.4% to 138.48 on news it will soon launch an AI chatbot like OpenAI's ChatGPT.
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