First Trust China Alphadex Fund ETF News

Why Chinese stocks have been riding a roller coaster of volatility.

With China beginning to cut its interest rates, while the West raises them, Chinese equities may see a turnaround in 2022. Haining Zha, Portfolio Manager, TD Asset Management, tells us more.

Investment banks like Credit Suisse, BlackRock, HSBC, UBS and Goldman Sachs are suggesting the China investing as a buy due to decent inflation, chances of easy money policy, chances of muted regulato

Investment banks like Credit Suisse, BlackRock, HSBC, UBS and Goldman Sachs are suggesting the China investing as a buy due to decent inflation, chances of easy money policy, chances of muted regulato

Inflation and interest rates have been at the forefront of investors’ minds so far this year and that’s unlikely to change for some time yet.

China economy, second in size just after the United States, makes up about a third of global growth each year.

China economy, second in size just after the United States, makes up about a third of global growth each year.

In Her Role, Ms. Moore Will Focus on Coalescing the Necessary Advisors to Help the Company Achieve Growth Objectives Through its Global Platform of Sustainable Hemp and Cannabis Solutions Ms. Moore Will Also Lead the Company''s Efforts Evaluating Various Global Supplier Diversity Initiatives Similar to the Recent Stellantis and National Business League National Black Supplier Development Program LAS VEGAS, Jan. 06, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- One World Products (OTC: OWPC ) ("One World" or the "Company"), the largest Black-controlled, fully-licensed cannabis and hemp producer in Colombia, today announces the addition of Minyon Moore to its Advisory Board. She will serve as Chairperson of the Advisory Board and will be instrumental in further building the Company''s Advisory Board as One World expands into multiple industries and markets. Ms. Moore will also lead the Company''s efforts evaluating various global supplier diversity initiatives like the recent Stellantis National Black Supplier Development Program.

Stellantis, the international automaker that owns brands like Jeep, Chrysler, Fiat, Ram and Peugeot, has entered into a wide-ranging agreement with Amazon. The deal will put Amazon software in Stellantis vehicles and will also put Stellantis''s electric vans into Amazon''s delivery fleet.