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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA) shares are experiencing a downturn, falling by 2.27% to $99.88 during Thursday’s trading session. While China has announced measures to support its economy, the lack of specific financial commitments and targeted aid for the tech sector leaves investors questioning the impact on Alibaba. The company’s reliance on consumer spending and business investment, coupled with slower growth due to a weakening domestic economy and regulatory pressures, raises concerns about its future prospects.

Alibaba shares fell by 7% this week as investors reacted to the lack of major economic stimulus measures in China after the reopening of the market following a weeklong public holiday. While concerns about China’s economic recovery initially weighed heavily on the stock, the People’s Bank of China’s (PBoC) intervention with a new liquidity boost measure has somewhat stabilized the market.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) saw its stock rise in premarket trading after receiving a clean bill of health from Chinese regulators following a three-year investigation. The company was penalized in 2021 for monopolistic practices but has since addressed the concerns, leading to the positive regulatory outcome. Analysts are optimistic about Alibaba’s future, with an average price target suggesting potential upside.

Alibaba’s stock price surged on Friday after multiple analysts raised their price targets following the company’s mixed fiscal first-quarter earnings. While revenue fell short of estimates, adjusted earnings per share exceeded expectations, leading analysts to believe in Alibaba’s continued growth and market share stabilization.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) saw a slight revenue increase in its fiscal first quarter, but fell short of analyst expectations. The company faces intense competition within China’s weakening economy. While its international commerce and cloud businesses showed growth, domestic revenue was impacted by a decline in retail sales.