XTRACKERS HARVEST CSI 300 CHINA A-SHARES ETF News

China recently lowered its short-term borrowing rates, take a look into how China ETFs are affected.

What does the impact of strained relations between China and the West mean for global trade? Why China's recovery is starting to falter.

Chinese policymakers maintained a 'pro-growth' stance at last week's Politburo meeting, building on the Q1 GDP momentum. Having cooled in the last few months, Chinese equities could still benefit from

China's stronger-than-expected growth bodes well for many EMs – but does it also mean additional inflation risks down the toad? Even though the IMF spring meetings eased concerns about a recession i

Exchange-traded funds that buy Chinese stocks were trading down Monday after China announced at its annual legislative session over the weekend a growth target near the low end of market expectations.

Chinese stocks are matriculating higher to start 2023, benefiting scores of US-listed exchange traded funds in the process. Up 8.24% year-to-date, the Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF (ASH

As hoped, looser COVID-19 restrictions have boosted service sector activity in mainland China, adding to hopes that resurgent economic growth will be seen in early 2023 and fueling speculation of dimi

Deutsche X-trackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF tracks an index of China's 300 largest stocks traded on the Shanghai and Shenzen exchanges. The fund, which holds physical China class-A shares,

BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street's hold on the ETF market is rock-solid, with the trio holding $5.2 trillion in assets of the $6.7 trillion held in American ETFs.

The policy update doesn't contradict the broader goals for Common Prosperity; the priorities have been reset and focuses rebalanced to tilt toward managing risk while reviving growth. I do not foresee

The reopening of China after its strict zero-COVID policy has set the country on a path to recovery — and investors and analysts have taken notice.

Active fixed-income ETFs allow portfolio managers to stay nimble and avoid sectors and parts of the credit spectrum that might encounter increased stress. There are now a growing number of dividend ET

China has drastically eased its Covid-19 measures. Both domestic mobility and international traffic should increase in 2023.

Most global economists feel that any recovery in China could be more U-shaped than V-shaped. The 2022 Chinese economy can best be described as a spluttering car engine.

Investors looking to add a dose of growth to their portfolios may want to consider China ahead of the new year. While the country is working out its current economic issues with the help of its govern