Chinese stocks tumbled in US trading on Monday, led by the biggest selloff in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. since 2022, after President Donald Trump’s latest directive stirred fears about deepening financial and technological decoupling between the world’s two largest economies.

Four years after launching a regulatory crackdown that plunged the tech sector into turmoil, China’s President Xi Jinping sat down publicly with Alibaba Group’s co-founder Jack Ma, whose firm bore the brunt of that campaign,

A $439 billion rally in Chinese tech megacaps this year has left their once-unbeatable US peers in the dust, an outperformance that many investors say has room to extend.

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Donald Trump’s push to restrict US investments in China is testing what in theory should be an ironclad financial relationship — the tight link between Chinese shares trading in New York and Hong Kong.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited outperforms Shanghai Composite & rivals like PDD, JD.com with strategic focus on e-commerce & cloud. Read more on BABA stock update.

Chinese e-commerce and tech giant Alibaba on Thursday unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) model, which it claims can rival DeepSeek to solve complex problems, but is better because it uses far less data for its operationsIt said that its new compact reasoning model QwQ-32B is "comparable" to other larger cutting edge models such as OpenAI's o1-mini.

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Alibaba launched new reasoning model comparable to DeepSeek's R1, pledged increased support for AI in China, and committed $53B to cloud and AI infrastructure.

These companies are widely regarded as AI darlings in China. Alibaba's stock has surged 73% since its low in mid-January (as of this writing). JD and Tencent have also been firmly in rally mode, with the stocks up 41% and 30%, respectively, during the same timeframe. Recent developments suggest there could be more to come.

Alibaba's stock soars on profit growth and Beijing's stimulus, but risks of correction emerge as valuation exceeds intrinsic estimates. Read more here.