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While many advisors and investors remain on the sidelines, major hedge funds increased China holdings in Q1. It's a strong signal for the potential in China exposures in a year of global economic chal

The U.S. is the world's largest e-commerce/online retail market, and thanks to the likes of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), it is one of the most desirable investment destinations for the next generation of co

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) delivered a reason for investors to cheer earlier this week, announcing it will split into six separate entities, which some are dubbing “baby babas.

Consumer internet and technology stocks were once among the most beloved assets in Chinese markets and, for that matter, in the broader emerging world. Beijing's harsh regulatory crackdown in 2021 and

Near-term predictions for the U.S., Europe, and much of the world continue to be one of monetary tightening as economies continue to grapple with inflation and growth slows.

One of China's main e-commerce giants will be seeking a primary listing in Hong Kong, reported the Wall Street Journal, as Alibaba joins a growing list of Chinese companies positioning defensively for

Chinese ride-sharing company Didi will purportedly be fined $1 billion by Chinese regulators, sources close to the matter told the Wall Street Journal, and of greater note, will be able to resume norm

In the challenging market environment of 2022, it seems as if advisors and investors have scattered to the four corners as they comb the fund landscape for opportunities, or even havens, from rising r

KraneShares' CIO argues that big Chinese tech firms are adapting to the regulations.

After a solid rally in the second half of last year, the emerging markets stocks hit brakes in the recent weeks due to inflationary pressures and the resultant surge in U.S. yield.

EMs have suffered a lot amid the pandemic. Undervaluation, better growth prospects, massive Fed rate cut, higher interest rates in EMs have opened up opportunities for EM ETFs now.

Biden's presidential Inauguration, Fed's dovish comments, hopes of a fatter fiscal stimulus in the United States, China's upbeat GDP data and the ECB's promise to continue the accommodative approach s

The March 2020 stock market crash that coincided with the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic caught investors off guard.

Today, it seems that US investors have reached the underperformance pain point with broad Emerging Markets.

The tech:non-tech ratio is at an extreme. For this and several other reasons, the tech sector is likely to pull back. I present a method of trading this phenome