Deng reports, “WeChat said it had received ‘complaints’ that Bloomberg’s ‘Daybreak’ account, which has been posting global market updates on a daily basis since January 2021, has breached Chinese regulations, according to a notice on the account page.
“‘All content has been blocked and the account has been suspended,’ the message said, along with a link to the regulations issued by internet watchdog the Cyberspace Administration of China.
“The Bloomberg account’s final update, consisting of pre-trading updates of news bulletins and market data, was made last Friday. All content was inaccessible on Thursday.”
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