X-trackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares Fund (ASHR)

Russia joins in, becoming key supplier to China for massive plastics industry push.

TS Lombard: China will grow nearly 3% this year. And over 7% next year. But there are risks outside of the Made in 2025, export companies.

There’s no need to wait for the World Health Organization to declare the pandemic over in China. Economically speaking, it's over.

If Joe Biden looks to be winning the election this November, start buying anything China: stocks or bonds.

UBS CIO says the opportunity costs for sitting on the sidelines are too great. At a minimum, investors should still be dipping in.

India is still climbing to peak coronavirus. In China, it's over. South Africa, also looking much better. Brazil and Russia have hit a snag.

Xi Jinping’s stock market is clobbering Donald Trump’s.

-- Markets may seem to act in mysterious ways sometimes, but this disconnect is something we told members to expect. Massive fiscal stimulus plus super-massive monetary stimulus plus near-zero interest rates have created a flood of money that had to go somewhere productive.

China's recovery is now more dependent on the U.S. and Europe getting over the new SARS coronavirus.

Death tolls mounting. Workers supposedly going back to work. Wall Street just ready for Dow 30k.

China's National Health Commission says the death toll rate is around 3%. More medical resources going to Wuhan as markets breathe a sigh of relief.

Wall Street has a few ways to innoculate itself from the coronavirus. If you have to be in China (or like speculating), here's where to place your bets.

If China just wants a pause on December tariffs, that's doable. Why cut existing tariffs? If Trump did, it's a win for China.

Washington is ready to punish China for currency manipulation, its treatment of Muslim minorities, and issues related to the South China Sea.

Investors have won the bet that Xi Jinping will cave on stimulus. So far, he has. Real estate may be next.

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) cranked up the printing presses on Friday, pumping 20 billion yuan ($3.06 billion) into the market to preserve liquidity. Both the iShares FTSE China (FXI) and the Deutsche X-Trackers A-Shares (ASHR) exchange traded fund were up over 1.5%, beating the general MSCI Emerging Markets Index which was [...]