Alibaba Group (BABA) is making a bold move on its 1688 wholesale platform by eliminating the ‘refund only’ policy, signaling a shift in its approach to dispute resolution. This change, set to take effect in late March, is designed to protect sellers from fraudulent refund claims while improving overall platform integrity. The policy revamp comes when Alibaba’s stock is surging, hitting multi-month highs amid bullish investor sentiment.
Alibaba’s stock has been on a strong uptrend, with BABA trading at $146.22, just below its key resistance at $148.46. The stock has soared over 72% in 2025, reflecting renewed optimism in Chinese tech stocks and Alibaba’s restructuring efforts.
Alibaba has been on an absolute tear in 2025, surging over 72% as investors pile into Chinese tech stocks. The 1688 policy shift could be another catalyst fueling its momentum. If BABA smashes through $148.46, the rally could accelerate, pushing the stock toward fresh highs.
However, volatility is always on the table with a stock this hot. Will Alibaba continue its meteoric rise, or is a cooldown coming? Either way, investors are buckling up for what could be one of the biggest comeback stories in e-commerce.
This post was last modified on Mar 19, 2025, 12:43 GMT 12:43