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iShares MSCI China ETF (NASDAQ:MCHI) Hits New 12-Month Low at $64.58
07:12pm, Tuesday, 30'th Nov 2021 Dakota Financial News
Shares of iShares MSCI China ETF (NASDAQ:MCHI) reached a new 52-week low on Tuesday . The company traded as low as $64.58 and last traded at $64.83, with a volume of 390082 shares. The stock had previously closed at $65.57. The business has a 50-day moving average of $68.89 and a two-hundred day moving average […]
'Expect to see credit easing in China,' researcher says
05:40pm, Friday, 19'th Nov 2021
Joyce Chang, JPMorgan chair of global research, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss trends in investing in China and whether or not it's smart to buy in those markets now.
It's too early to invest in China and emerging markets, says asset management firm
08:30pm, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021
Gunther Westen of ODDO BHF Asset Management discusses why inflation in the United States is likely to be persistent and could rise further. He says it's too early to invest in China because of the cou
Mind The Bond Market
12:20pm, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021
The deficit spending that supported the economy in 2020 is showing up in hot inflation numbers in 2021. While I think the inflation numbers will get better in 2022, I do not believe they will get back
China's Next Phase Can Make You Money Or Steal Your Savings
08:11am, Friday, 05'th Nov 2021
China has not solved the unravelling crisis in its development/construction sector. The nation has moved through all the ‘natural' stages an economy goes through when implementing the free market ca
China ETFs Are Starting to Gain Momentum
03:47pm, Friday, 22'nd Oct 2021
China country-specific exchange traded funds are beginning to pick up momentum as some argue that the worst is behind the emerging market. Over the past week, the Invesco Golden Dragon China ETF (PGJ)
Will China ETFs Suffer From Weak Economic Data Releases?
05:25pm, Tuesday, 19'th Oct 2021
Surging raw material prices, power shortages, a slowdown in the property sector and COVID-related constraints are likely to have impeded third-quarter economic growth.
Q3 2021 - International Equity ETFs In The Third Quarter
09:37am, Tuesday, 28'th Sep 2021
Economic growth and equity market performance at the country level varied widely. The future of Chinese company listings in the US has become uncertain due to actions by both China and the US.
GLOBALT Spotlight: China Shakes up the Bag
01:27pm, Monday, 27'th Sep 2021
By Thomas A. Martin, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager The offshore Chinese equity markets have been walloped.
Evergrande Isn't China's 'Lehman Moment.' It Could Be Worse Than That
12:09pm, Sunday, 26'th Sep 2021
The bankruptcy of the Chinese real estate company Evergrande is much more than a “Chinese Lehman”. The implications of an Evergrande collapse are far greater than what investment banks tell us.
What's The Likely End For Evergrande?
08:37am, Friday, 24'th Sep 2021
Chinese government has generally had some idea of how much risk Evergrande and other highly leveraged real estate companies pose since last year. Equity holders will most likely be wiped out, with hol
The World Sweats During China's Vacation
03:55am, Tuesday, 21'st Sep 2021
The impact of the policy remedy to China's property market excesses is spreading across global markets. But they would bounce hard on any evidence of a mitigation plan from Beijing.
China Crackdown Continues
06:32am, Monday, 13'th Sep 2021
Chinese regulators continue to apply pressure on the country's biggest tech companies, this time reportedly looking to split up Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) founder Jack Ma's Alipay. Beijing is pushing for Ali
In China markets, you're better off staying on the sidelines now, says JPM's Joyce Chang
07:05pm, Thursday, 02'nd Sep 2021
Joyce Chang, JPMorgan, joins 'Fast Money' to discuss why she remains a long-term bull on China, in spite of the country's efforts to crack down on certain industries.
Will China ETFs Suffer on Slowing Factory Activity Growth?
05:32pm, Tuesday, 31'st Aug 2021
Surging raw material prices and COVID-related constraints are likely to have impacted manufacturers, resulting in disappointing official manufacturing PMI data.
