Invesco China Technology ETF News

Market players continue to react to each twist and turn of the U.S.-China tensions but relations have been known to blow hot and cold.

Chinese equities underwhelmed last week with the intensifying U.S.-China political rhetoric culminating into somewhat punitive actions on Chinese companies and government officials.

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

Chinese equity markets were seemingly impervious to the escalating tensions between the U.S. and China which saw the closure of a consulate in each of the two countries.

China's economy, the second largest in the world after that of the United States, is recovering from a sharp slowdown in the first quarter of the year.

Chinese equities succumbed to some correction following weeks of defying harsh rhetoric from the U.S. and a warning by state-run media of pullbacks.

Some of the best stock-pickers working today are having a rough go of it. It's not surprising that many of them are struggling, just as the rest of us mere mortals are.

India's abrupt ban on 59 Chinese apps and threats of punishment over China's actions on Hong Kong and Uighurs cast a pall over the prospects of Chinese businesses.

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

With China markets closed for the Dragon Boat Festival from Wednesday, it was left to the U.S. to determine the direction for the Chinese ETFs. While China has

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

The share prices of e-commerce players Pinduoduo, Bilibili, and Vipshop  jumped 20-25 percent last week, confounding their naysayers. Two healthcare stocks, Ali

Investing in China has never been easy, and recently it’s become a whole lot harder. But there’s still opportunity, if investors choose a targeted approach.

Exchange-traded funds that track the performance of Chinese companies stumbled Thursday as the House of Representatives considers a bill that could ban Chinese firms from listing on U.S. exchanges, af

Exchange-traded funds that allow investors to bet on Chinese companies were knocked lower midday Wednesday after the U.S. Senate approved sweeping new legislation that could ultimately bar many Chines