As trading concluded on March 27, the three primary U.S. stock indices collectively exhibited a downward momentum. Notably, the Nasdaq index suffered the steepest decline, registering a fall of 2.7%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped by 1.69%, while the S&P 500 index also declined by 1.97%. Large-cap technology stocks universally witnessed a downturn, with Google, Netflix, Amazon, and Meta plunging by over 4%. Intel, Tesla, and Microsoft followed suit, dropping by more than 3%. Apple slipped by over 2%, and NVIDIA declined by more than 1%. Among the popular Chinese stocks traded on U.S. exchanges, the majority also fell. Zhihu plunged by more than 10%, Weibo declined by over 6%, and NIO, Futu Holdings, Baidu, and iQIYI all recorded drops of more than 5%. MINISO and Bilibili fell by over 4%, while Pinduoduo and JD.com slipped by more than 3%. XPeng Motors, Li Auto, Tencent Music, and Alibaba also declined, each by more than 2%. Nonetheless, a few Chinese stocks listed in the U.S. bucked the trend, with 36Kr surging by over 7% and BeiGene rising by more than 1%.