iQiyi Inc. (NASDAQ: IQ), the Chinese video streaming platform, saw its stock plummet 6.08% in pre-market trading on Monday, as Chinese stocks faced a significant sell-off across the board. The decline comes amid a challenging environment for Chinese equities, with the FTSE China A50 Index Futures dropping nearly 4%.

The downward pressure on iQiyi's stock appears to be part of a larger trend affecting Chinese companies listed in the United States. Other prominent Chinese ADRs (American Depositary Receipts) also experienced substantial losses in overnight trading. Notable declines included Pinduoduo (PDD) falling 7%, JD.com and Li Auto both down 5%, and e-commerce giant Alibaba dropping 4%. The leveraged ETF YINN, which tracks Chinese stocks, plummeted by 11%, further highlighting the intensity of the sell-off.

iQiyi, often referred to as the "Netflix of China," is one of the country's leading online video platforms. As a major player in the Chinese technology and entertainment sector, the company's stock performance is closely tied to broader market sentiments regarding Chinese tech firms and the overall Chinese economy. The current market downturn reflects growing concerns about the Chinese economic outlook and regulatory environment, which are impacting investor confidence in Chinese stocks across various sectors.