Alibaba shares closed at $132.52 on Monday, 31.22% below their 52-week high of $192.67, with trading volume at 6.4 million, significantly below the 50-day average.
The stock outperformed some competitors, as Bed Bath & Beyond fell 4.81% and Rakuten dropped 1.83%, while eBay gained 2.40%. The NASDAQ rose 0.20% and the Dow Jones fell 0.13%.
Alibaba's performance reflects broader market volatility, with its shares continuing to lag behind their previous peak. The trading session's mixed results highlight ongoing investor uncertainty in the sector.
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