U.S.-listed Chinese companies have been under selling pressure ever since DiDi Global Inc. DIDI announced plans to delist from the New York Stock Exchange. Fears that the rest of the bunch could be forced to followed suit have soured sentiment toward these stocks. A recent statement from China's security regulator has served to alleviate these fears. What Happened: Regulatory agencies of China along with the Securities Exchange Commission in the U.S. are negotiating a cooperative method for audit supervision, China Securities Regulatory Commission said in a statement Saturday.