# China's AI stock slide

Business · Heat 3.1 / 10 · 2 shows · 4m airtime

On October 26, 2026, Reuters reported that Chinese AI companies are down about 40% since June, with Unitree down roughly 50% since its IPO a few months earlier. The discussion compares the roughly $100 billion combined market cap of Chinese AI labs with $4 trillion to $5 trillion in the US, and points to real estate-heavy household wealth and capital controls as reasons the market is harder to pump. The CSI 300 is now down 20% since its June peak and a top Chinese tech index is down 33% this year. No company has responded on the record, and it is not yet established whether the slide reflects earnings, sentiment or both.

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## Segments

- [TBPN](https://boilpoints.com/u/tbpn), 2026-10-27, 40:28 to 43:05: **Reports the Chinese AI selloff**. Picks up a Reuters report on the Chinese AI selloff and stays with the structural read: real estate-heavy wealth and capital controls mean less incentive and less ability to pump the market. The $100 billion versus $4-5 trillion comparison is the show's own framing. New angle: Chinese AI companies are down about 40% since June; Unitree is down roughly 50% since its IPO.
- [FT News Briefing](https://boilpoints.com/u/ftnewsbriefing), 2026-10-28, 10:03 to 11:43: **Puts numbers on China's AI stock slide**. The FT's Asia financial correspondent puts numbers on the slide: the CSI 300 is down 20% from its June peak and a top tech index is down 33% this year. He ties the selling to offshore-wealth tax changes and the property bust. New angle: The CSI 300 is down 20% since its June peak and a top Chinese tech index is down 33% this year.