Key facts
- Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein has submitted its initial filing for a listing.
- The filing may provide clarity on Shein's business performance amidst potential U.S. and EU tariffs.
- Semiconductor firm CXMT is also slated for a listing.
- Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is scheduled to deliver an address.
Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein has submitted its initial filing for a listing, a move that could provide crucial insights into the company's business performance, particularly in light of potential tariffs from the United States and European Union. The filing marks a significant step for the company as it navigates a complex global trade environment.
In addition to Shein's filing, the week's agenda includes a listing for semiconductor firm CXMT. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is also scheduled to deliver an address, adding a political dimension to the week's events in Asia.