Market Talk – August 16, 2022 | Armstrong Economics

ASIA: The move to delist five Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) signals that Beijing may be willing to compromise to strike an audit deal with the United States and end a more than decade-old dispute. Analysts and consultants informed about it on Monday. Five state-owned enterprises, including oil major

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