Shares of China’s food delivery giant Meituan rebounded more than 8 percent on Oct. 11. The company’s financial penalty for violating the anti-monopoly regulations was lower than expected, and less severe than Alibaba’s earlier this year. Analysts predict that market uncertainty will persist and keep tech sector valuations depressed for several more months. With regulatory stings, China’s crackdown on some of its prominent tech companies has wiped hundreds of billions of dollars off their market value.  China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) imposed a $528 million fine on Meituan on Oct. 8, equal to 3 percent of its 2020 domestic revenue. Meituan also has to fully refund exclusivity contract deposits of $202 million. Meituan issued a statement saying that it “sincerely accepted” the penalty, will firmly implement the regulators’ instruction, and “take this as a warning” to operate in compliance with regulations. Regulators launched an anti-monopoly probe several months ago …