Invesco China Technology Etf ETF News

China's credit aggregates signal that the stimulus is real and bringing results. The negative differential between government bond yields in China and the U.S. narrowed a bit lately and can decline fu

China's zero-COVID policy has cratered the economy, severely hampering mobility and discouraging consumer spending on services. In addition, it has extended economic uncertainty for businesses and cau

China's nominal GDP reached $17.5 trillion in 2021, a growth rate of 8.1%. We expect a slower GDP growth rate in 2022 due to very tight Covid measures in Q2 of this year.

ETFs tracking Chinese technology and consumer discretionary firms have had a relatively strong month, producing a near-mirror image of those sectors being slammed by inflation and rate hikes in the U.

Chinese banks are facing increasing pressure on fundamentals after weak earnings growth in the first quarter of this year, dragged down by plunging credit demand amid renewed COVID-19 waves, ongoing p

We cover a technical analysis of the trading action of the CQQQ ETF suggests a bullish pattern has emerged with more upside. We see value in beaten-down Chinese tech stocks that can benefit from some

The latest batch of official PMI data gave a nice boost to Chinese equities and also commodities. While China's supply-side stimulus allows to “mobilize” the official sector fairly quickly, it doe

The most recent macroeconomic figures show that the Chinese slowdown is much more severe than expected and not only attributable to the Covid-19 lockdowns. It is easy to use the Covid-19 lockdowns as

Chinese tech equities rebounded in late April as the nation's top political leaders hinted at easing the clampdown on tech firms.

The rally in Chinese technology stocks and sector-related exchange traded funds is losing momentum as strict lockdown measures in response to a zero-tolerance Covid-19 policy could weigh on revenue gr

China tech stocks had a dramatic turnaround after weeks of panic selling

Happy Thursday! Another turbulent week in markets and single-country stock ETFs and funds focused on energy have been at the centerpiece of volatility over the past several sessions.

BTC price briefly flashed bullish, but derivatives data show bear are in control of January’s $2.3 billion monthly options expiry. Bitcoin ( BTC ) bulls are probably quite disappointed with how the start of 2022 has shaped up, especially since the cryptocurrency plunged over 20% in the first 25 days of the year. Even more shocking is the fact that the supposed $32,930 bottom on Jan. 21 was the lowest level BTC price had seen in 6 months, while equity markets as measured by the S&P500 reached an all-time high on Jan. 4. The sell-off in risk markets accelerated after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced its plan to raise interest rates in the coming months, a measure intended to hold back the escalating inflation. For example, Invesco China Technology ETF (CQQQ) traded below $58 on Jan. 22, which was a 20% drop from its peak on Nov. 12. Regulatory uncertainties continue to weigh on the sector as United States Congressman Patrick McHenry called the "inconsistent treatment and jurisdictional uncertainty" on crypto as a problem.

China stocks have lately started to build up positive momentum as the rounds of positive news have renewed investors' enthusiasm.

Invesco China Technology ETF (NYSEARCA:CQQQ) reached a new 52-week low on Friday . The stock traded as low as $60.63 and last traded at $60.87, with a volume of 640 shares changing hands. The stock had previously closed at $62.40. The firm has a 50-day moving average price of $67.91 and a two-hundred day moving []