Stock Track | Trip.com Group Soars 6.33% as US-China Trade Progress Boosts Chinese Stocks

Stock Track
13 May

Trip.com Group Limited (TCOM) saw its stock soar by 6.33% in Monday's trading session, outpacing earlier pre-market estimates and riding a wave of optimism surrounding improved US-China trade relations. The surge comes as Chinese stocks traded in the US market experience significant gains following a breakthrough in trade talks between the world's two largest economies.

The positive momentum stems from the recent conclusion of two days of negotiations between US and Chinese officials in Switzerland. Both countries have agreed to major reductions in tariffs for a 90-day period, with the US lowering its combined 145% levies on most Chinese imports to 30%, while China will drop its 125% duties on US goods to 10%. This development has sparked a rally across Chinese stocks, with some Chinese ETFs rising by as much as 9-10%.

As a major player in China's online travel industry, Trip.com Group stands to gain significantly from improved US-China relations and potential easing of trade restrictions. The company's stock movement aligns with broader market trends, as other Chinese tech giants and e-commerce platforms also experienced substantial gains. Investors appear to be betting on a more stable and cooperative economic environment between the US and China, which could lead to increased cross-border travel and business activities, potentially benefiting Trip.com's operations in both domestic and international tourism sectors.

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