KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF News

Sunil Koul, Asia Pacific equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for Chinese stocks, which are trading higher as the market reopened after a holiday break. Koul speaks on "Bloomberg:

Chinese stocks have endured a debilitating 15-year bear market. However, several bullish data points suggest that now is the time to be long-term bullish.

Josh Brown joins CNBC's 'Halftime Report' to share why the Chinese internet ETF is his 2024 contrarian pick.

China's tech investing has been gaining a lot of attention lately due to a notable impact on AI development and an increasing association with the EV industry.

There's some evidence that the 1% tax on share buybacks implemented by way of the Inflation Reduction Act dampened repurchase activity in the U.S. last year. Investors looking for corners of the marke

The batch of tech giants known as the "Magnificent Seven" regained some of its momentum at the end of last week.

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Over the last few weeks, the Chinese Technology Sector ETF  KWEB  has been showing some very bullish price action. After breaking out from the descending wedge at $25, the ETF followed through last

A shift in government policy and four other bullish signals indicate that the bottom is likely in for Chinese stocks.

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China's economy grew 5.3% in the first quarter of 2024, outpacing expectations. Despite the optimistic growth forecasts, contrarian economic data cast shadows over the long-term outlook.

China stocks rebounded since January, outperforming the S&P 500 ETF but remain in a protracted downtrend since early 2021. KWEB sports very weak momentum but a low PEG ratio, suggesting that it could

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Often said that China internet stocks trade at lower multiples than comparable U.S. firms. It's also said that  the former offer similar or higher rates of growth at more attractive valuations.

While electric vehicles have seen more muted demand in the United States, the same cannot be said for China. Chinese automaker BYD recorded sales of more than 600,000 electric vehicles in the first q