Which nation's Senate has passed a bill to delist Chinese firms from stock exchanges?
Correct answer: A. US
- A. US
- B. UK
- C. Germany
- D. Canada
Explanation
The US Senate passed the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act, which could delist Chinese companies that failed to meet US auditing and disclosure requirements. The measure was part of the broader US-China economic conflict.
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