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L1 1.0 media hr1714-118

China Social Media Reciprocity Act

Why China-relevant: China Social Media Reciprocity Act — China directly named in title; requires reciprocal access conditions for Chinese social media platforms operating in the US. Both Tier 1 models returned Tier 1.

Sponsor: Mast, Brian J. (R-FL) · 0 cosponsors

Path to becoming law

  1. Introduced
  2. Passed committee
  3. Passed House
  4. Passed Senate
  5. Sent to President
  6. Became law

done next step still ahead did not advance

Legislative timeline — dated actions so far

  1. Filed
Stage: Died in the 118th Congress

Resolved. Model had estimated 0% to become law

  • + Sponsored by a member of the majority party
  • − No cosponsors

Legislative likelihood — a tracking indicator, not investment advice.

Signals — secondary, directional

PRC retaliation risk high Hawkishness 1–5 4

Directional context (see Methodology); the pinned, high-confidence axes are relevance and asset impact.

Shares that might be influenced

Each sector shows a direction (which way its China-related names are pushed) and, for precise mappings, how hard this bill hits the sector — rated marginal → very strong (1–5). Hover any chip for its definition. The headline 0–5 impact is at the top of the card.

Social Media negative moderate (3/5) precise 364 names

Imposes reciprocity conditions on Chinese social media platforms

Ticker Name (Local) Name (EN) Restriction Lists
0700.HK 腾讯控股 Tencent Holdings 1260H
9999.HK 网易-S NetEase, Inc.
9888.HK 百度集团-SW Baidu, Inc.
1024.HK 快手-W Kuaishou Technology
1698.HK 腾讯音乐-SW Tencent Music Entertainment Group
002602.SZ 世纪华通 CENTURY HUATONG
002027.SZ 分众传媒 FOCUS MEDIA
688387.SS 信科移动-U CICT MOBILE
300058.SZ 蓝色光标 BLUEFOCUS
9626.HK 哔哩哔哩-W Bilibili Inc.
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