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Shares of major U.S.-listed Chinese companies traded higher in Hong Kong on Tuesday morning as investors cheered better-than-expected economic data from the Asian nation.

Neither scenario seems great for stocks. The major indexes closed mixed Tuesday as bond yields kept soaring.

Shares of U.S.-listed Chinese electric automakers Nio Inc.

Rivian badly missed Q1 views, but RIVN stock rose late on production guidance. Tesla rival Li Auto gave weak deliveries guidance Monday.

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is well-positioned to register solid growth over the long run because countries are increasingly focusing on sustainable transportation to reduce carbon emissions. China is the largest producer of EVs and has the largest EV market globally. Therefore, many Chinese EV companies should grow handsomely with…

Electric vehicle and allied sector stocks extended their losses in the week ending May 6, caught in the vortex of the broader market sell-off seen in the final two sessions of the week. Chinese EV stocks led the week's retreat amid fears that they could be potentially delisted from U.S. exchanges.

U.S.-listed Chinese EV makers Nio Inc (​​NASDAQ: LI), XPeng Inc (NYSE: XPEV), and Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) plunged in Hong Kong on Friday after the stocks of these Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:

Brokerage firm US Tiger Securities Inc on Tuesday significantly lowered its second-quarter delivery, revenue, and profit estimates for electric vehicle maker Li Auto Inc (NASDAQ: LI).

Shares of U.S.-listed Chinese electric vehicle makers Nio Inc (NYSE: NIO), XPeng Inc (NYSE: XPEV), and Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) traded in red