Why KE Holdings (BEKE) Stock Is Falling

KE Holdings Inc – ADR (NYSE: BEKE) shares are trading lower by 6.15% to $14.45 during Monday's session. Shares of Chinese companies are trading lower amid a pullback after gaining last week following the easing of zero-Covid restrictions.

KE Holdings Inc – ADR (NYSE:BEKE) shares are trading lower by 6.15% to $14.45 during Monday’s session. Shares of Chinese companies are trading lower amid a pullback after gaining last week following the easing of zero-Covid restrictions.

What’s Going On In China?

China began relaxing some of its COVID-19 restrictions last Wednesday Wednesday, following large protests late last month in response to the country’s rigorous “zero-COVID” policy.

China’s National Health Commission said it will discontinue the frequent required testing for the bulk of the population and would no longer require negative tests in most public places, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Additionally, in the case of a positive test the government won’t lock down entire apartment buildings and those who have COVID-19 infections won’t need to isolate in state quarantine facilities…Read More

According to data from Benzinga Pro, BEKE has a 52-week high of $24.85 and a 52-week low of $7.31.

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