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iShares MSCI China ETF (NQ:MCHI)

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Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:38 PM EDT, Sep 18, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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ETF Markets Report For Sunday, Jan. 5
Despite the recent rise in various indices, it seems that the 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs Stocks / Equities
Chinese Stocks Rebound In 2024 After 3-Year Slump: 3 ETFs To Watch
Chinese stocks rebounded in 2024 despite challenges, with CSI 300 up 14.7% and Hang Seng up 17.7%. ETFs like FLCH, MCHI, and FXI also saw gains. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Top 3 Investment Themes to Watch for in 2025
These are the main themes taking over the markets in 2025, ones that investors should consider when aligning their portfolios. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
Why Barron’s Added Alibaba to Their 2025 Buy List
As Barron's top stocks list for 2025 comes out, some investors will be surprised to see Alibaba make the list, while others will understand completely why. 
Via MarketBeat
Another BRICS In The Trade War Wall
As the new trading week dawns, all eyes are fixed on the dollar, 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds Currencies/Forex World Trade
Asia Week Ahead: Central Bank Meetings In The Spotlight
Central bank meetings in Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines will take center stage over the week ahead in Asia, alongside an incoming data dump from China and CPI readings across the region. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
China Eyes Yuan Devaluation To Counter Trump's Tariffs: Will It Work?
China may let yuan weaken to counter US tariffs, but with a weak housing market, stock market, and consumer activity, this may not be enough. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Government World Trade
Possible Impact Of Trump's Immigration, Economic And Trade Policies
Countries don’t pay tariffs, consumers do. A 100% tariff on a thingamajig from China will mean a consumer will pay twice what s/he was paying before. China won’t pay anything. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds Government Immigration
3 Chinese Stocks to Watch as Asian Bond Market Signals Shift
Convergences and inversions in Japanese versus Chinese bonds mean something huge for the stock market; it could trigger an equity buying spree. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds ETFs Economy
Asia Week Ahead: China’s Central Economic Work Conference In Focus
We look at what’s in store in the region next week, including China’s Central Economic Work Conference, Australia’s cash target rate, India’s inflation data and the Japanese Tankan business survey. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Asia Week Ahead: PMIs And CPI Data Take Centre Stage
PMIs and CPI data will be in focus across the region over the coming week, alongside a rate decision in India and Japan’s labor cash earnings. 
Via Talk Markets
Chinese Stocks In Free Fall
In the U.S., equities have staged a solid rally this month with most of the move occurring after the election. Elsewhere in the world, equities haven't exactly shared in the gains. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks / Equities
Texas Governor Mandates State Agencies To Divest From China: 'Will Defend And Safeguard Itself...From Any Potential Threat'
The directive from Governor Abbott comes amid escalating U.S.-China tensions. 
Via Benzinga
Asia Week Ahead: Bank Of Korea Rate Decision And Regional CPI Data
The Bank of Korea meets next week to decide on rates. Meanwhile, we’ll get CPI readings from Singapore and Australia. 
Via Talk Markets
Chinese Fund Giants Slash ETF Fees Amid Intense Market Competition
The fee reduction by major Chinese fund companies comes amid a backdrop of economic measures and market fluctuations. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
As Financial Conditions Tighten, Global Stock Outflows Typically Heighten
Asian markets are reeling under a quadruple threat— looming tariffs, rising U.S. bond yields, a surging dollar, and Wall Street’s stumbles—shaking the foundations of emerging-market stability. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds World Trade
Peter Thiel Says Trump's 60% China Tariff Would Be 'Very, Very Bad' For Beijing, Here's What's At Stake
Peter Thiel predicts that President-elect Donald Trump's proposed 60% tariff on Chinese goods would severely harm China while having only a minor negative impact on American consumers, as manufacturing... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Government World Trade
Asia Week Ahead: A Quiet Week On The Cards
China’s loan prime rates, Taiwan’s export orders and unemployment orders, Japan’s headline inflation data, and Indonesia’s BI rate will be in focus throughout a quieter week across Asia. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Trump's Red Wave Pushes Emerging Market Stocks To 2-Month Lows: Volatility 'Expected To Remain Elevated'
EM stocks drop to mid-September levels due to Trump's victory and Republican sweep in Congress. Fiscal policy and trade uncertainty raise concerns. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Government
Asia Week Ahead: China Data Dump In Focus
China’s data dump will be the key highlight to look out for in a quieter week ahead for APAC. 
Via Talk Markets
U.S. Election Betting Pools Tighten Ahead Of A Coin-Flip Race
With the world’s markets currently orbiting the U.S. election and a Fed rate decision around the corner, Monday is primed for a frenzy of position adjustment as investors gobble up every new poll,... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Asia Week Ahead: China’s Standing Committee Meeting Amid Regional Trade And Inflation Data
The meeting of China’s National People’s Congress will be watched very closely by markets next week. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Inflation Risk Rising, Key Trades Investors Are Making Now
Some investors may think that the Federal Reserve has tamed inflation risks, but recent price action in some assets suggests that reinflation trades are on. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds ETFs Economy
Michael Burry Is Betting the House on Chinese Stocks and This Billionaire Investor Is Too. Should You Follow Them?
Chinese stocks are dirt cheap, but are they a buy? 
Via The Motley Fool
US-Listed Chinese ETFs Drop After Beijing Cuts Interest Rates
The move, aimed at stimulating economic growth, has instead sparked concerns among investors about its broader implications. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Asia Open: Never Underestimate The Spendthrift US Consumer, But What About The Chinese Consumer?
It’s not all smooth sailing. The election is right around the corner, and its outcome could significantly impact fiscal policy, which in turn could shape economic trends in 2025 
Via Talk Markets
Alibaba, JD.com, Baidu Stocks Climb On Strong China GDP Growth, Rising Consumer Spending
Chinese tech giants Alibaba, JD.com and Baidu all gained early Friday. Friday's rally comes following stronger-than-expected GDP figures from China. 
Via Benzinga
Asia Week Ahead: Tokyo Inflation Takes Center Stage
Tokyo inflation data may be the data point to watch in the coming week, as it could meaningfully influence the timing of the Bank of Japan’s next move. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Why US-Listed China ETFs Are Gaining Up To 6% In Friday's Premarket
China's stronger-than-expected GDP figures for the third quarter have led to a notable surge in U.S.-listed China-based ETFs during pre-market trading. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
As China's Stimulus Hype Wanes, Beijing Reportedly Weighs $850B Special Treasury Bonds To Stimulate Economy And Tackle Local Debt
Sources indicate that the funds from these bonds will be partially used to help local governments manage their hidden debts. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Bonds Economy
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