XTRACKERS HARVEST CSI 300 CHINA A-SHARES ETF News

China A-shares exchange traded funds popped Monday as Chinese manufacturing activity picks up the pace. On Monday, the Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF (NYSEArca: ASHR), the largest China

China country-specific exchange traded funds have stood out as the economy returns to growth, and the run may still have legs in the new year. Year-to-date, the iShares MSCI China ETF (NASDAQ: MCHI),

Solid economic data underlines China's steady rebound from the coronavirus-induced economic downturn.

Index providers and exchange traded fund issuers that track Chinese markets will have to trim some China state-owned holdings after the U.S. restricted investments in companies backed by Beijing. Late

Exchange-traded funds with exposure to China rallied Tuesday after a reading of factory activity in the country rose to its highest since Nov. 2010. Overnight, a report showed that the Caixin/Markit M

As China continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, more investors are looking for opportunities in the country's bond market. Global investors in particular have been piling into Singapore-base

Trade issues and COVID-19 uncertainty have made China exposure an awkward recommendation for equity investors. Yet, China may actually be better positioned for post-pandemic growth than the developed

According to a recent Reuters report, China's economy will grow at its slowest pace in about 40 years. But given what its economy, and all economies around the world, have been through in 2020, any hi

Investors are underinvested in China equities relative to its economic and overall global stature.

2020’s bipolar market action continues as new highs follow a record crash in the first half. This article will review international market valuations versus valuations found on North American exchan

Alongside the recent collapse in G7 bond yields, as the COVID-19 crisis has developed, Chinese government bond yields have backed up in recent months, reflecting PBOC caution in cutting interest rates

Evolution and structure of the Chinese bond market. Relative performance of Chinese bonds versus other markets.

China is exposed to the risks of waning international demand as the coronavirus outbreak is wreaking havoc globally.

A cooperative relationship between the world's two largest economies is more important now than ever. US companies continue to look to China's consumer market f