China is the 2nd largest economy in the world, and a direct winner of the shocking Brexit.
How so?
In the past, the European Union failed to pressure China into submission, and any attempts to engage China as an equal financial partner became a fragmented attempt by individual European nations.
With the departure of Britain from the European Union, the end result is a weaker Europe; there is no stopping China’s course in establishing its desired course and expansion in Europe.
Meanwhile, Chinese domain market sales are picking up, and while it’s not the direct result of Brexit, we’re keeping an eye on that influence, if any.
We’ve been tracking domain sales among the Chinese for .CN, .COM and .NET domains that are between 2 to 4 characters in length.
Here is today’s hefty list of domains:
5261.com
bdjp.com
bmnj.com
cbfj.com
chtj.com
chyy.com
cjpp.com
cmnb.com
cmpm.com
crbd.com
dcwr.com
dkxx.com
fhgk.com
fktt.com
fpkj.com
fwzz.com
gcmm.com
gjgr.com
grdh.com
gwdf.com
hfhx.com
hfjb.com
hfkt.com
hhmr.com
hhwm.com
jdmj.com
jgys.com
jhkl.com
jxhy.com
kckz.com
kkmp.com
kmxm.com
kncb.com
ksmj.com
kyrx.com
lczk.com
lhcy.com
lhxd.com
ltdk.com
mdjt.com
mjbt.com
mynr.com
ndlm.com
pxpf.com
qdnn.com
qgly.com
qlww.com
qmbc.com
qqcq.com
rkhy.com
rrcj.com
tclj.com
tgcj.com
wqzk.com
xdsm.com
xjjm.com
xskc.com
ybdx.com
yhrh.com
yswk.com
ythq.com
ywzw.com
zdbt.com
zfgd.com
zfrh.com
zgsm.com
zhpg.com
zjtl.com
zkrd.com