CATL Hong Kong shares see bearish bets unwind after share sale

9 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 6

Short interest fell to 15.4% of free float by Monday from about 26% a week earlier, reaching its lowest level since December, according to S3 Partners data.
The $5 billion offering last week increased shares available for shorting, lowered borrowing costs and helped push the number of shorted shares to a five-week low.
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