Business Global stock markets sag as SEC brings hammer down on Chinese companies Published 3 years ago on 31 July 2021 By Terry Power Virtually all major stock indexes around the world posted losses Friday, while the SEC took action to stem the tide of Chinese companies listing in the U.S. Read More Related Topics:20% gain from market lowAmazonAPPLbank resultsbiggest gainers since coronavirus outbreakBitcoinBrexitbringsbull marketByteDancecheap oilchina gdpChineseChristine Lagardecommoditiescompaniescoppercoronaviruscoronavirus impact on goldcoronavirus impact on marketscorporate earningscovid 19 vaccinescrude oilCSI 300 IndexDJIAdollarDow Jones Industrial Averageearnings beatearnings calendarearnings seasonECBeconomic growthEuropean Central BankFed to buy corporate bondsfinancial stocksfinancialsglobalgoldGoldman SachshammerHang SengHong Konghow many deaths from coronavirusIMFJerome Powelljobs reportJP Morgan ChaselockdownmanufacturingmarketsMcDonaldsModernaMSCI ChinaNASDAQnew recordsPfizerprofit warningsq1 earnings seasonq2 earnings seasonretail salesS&P 500SAGSARSSARS impact on marketsSECShanghai CompositeShenzen CompositeSMI numberssocial distancingsteelstockStoxx 600strong dollartech stockstechnical bull marketteslaTikTokunemploymentUS jobless claimsutilities stocksvaccines lift marketsvisawagesWells Fargowhat is the definition of a bull marketwhich companies report earningswhich countries impacted by coronaviruswhy is bitcoin fallingwhy is crypto fallingwhy is dogecoin fallingwhy is ethereum fallingwinners and losers in S&P 500Wuhan province