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S&P China SPDR (NY: GXC )

140.36 USD -0.57 (-0.40%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 6:30 PM EST, Mar 3, 2021 Add to My Watchlist
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Noteworthy ETF Outflows: GXC, YUMC, ZTO, TCOM
Symbols mentioned in this story: GXC, YUMC, ZTO, TCOM Exchange traded funds (ETFs) trade just like stocks, but instead of ''shares'' investors are actually buying and selling ''units''. These ''units''... 
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From ETF Channel
How Do You Say (Way) Off-Balance Sheet In Chinese?
Where central banks are concerned, it’s not conspiracy theory so much as the term “off-balance sheet”. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
From COVID-19 to U.S.-China Tensions, What to Expect Next for Chinese Equities
As China is a non-oil-exporting country with minimized exposure to falling oil price and the Chinese renminbi has remained largely stable relative to other emerging market currencies. 
Tags Stocks / Equities
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Goverment-Subsidized Technology Won't Save China's Economy
With China facing its most severe economic contraction in decades, Beijing is resorting to infrastructure investment to shore up growth. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
ETF Strategies to Mitigate Risks and Enhance a Diversified Portfolio
As we are faced with ongoing volatile market conditions, investors can look to exchange traded fund strategies to protect and preserve their investment portfolios. In the recent webcast, Protect and... 
Tags Sector ETFs CWB Internet
From ETF Trends
Protect and Preserve Client Assets and Portfolios in Volatile Markets
As we try to cope with an uncertain environment that continues to fuel market volatility, investors should begin considering the best ways to incorporate alternative strategies to cushion any further... 
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From ETF Trends
China: Bank lending - is it effective?
In China, bank loan growth is almost led by the government‘s policy stance. During this important recovery stage, the government wants banks to lend but banks are rightly worried about credit risk. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Monday's ETF Movers: REM, GXC
In trading on Monday, the iShares Mortgage Real Estate ETF is outperforming other ETFs, up about 8.9% on the day. Components of that ETF showing particular strength include shares of AG Mortgage... 
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From ETF Channel
China Launches QE To Jumpstart Economy
The newly announced program has elements of both PPP and QE. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Forget the PMI’s, Understand Xi Jinping’s Inner Mongolian
The Chinese National Bureau of Statistics released some updated PMI numbers for the month of May 2020. They don’t appear to have much force behind them, and certainly don’t fit the circumstances. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Alibaba Tops Fiscal Q4 Earnings: ETFs in Focus
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group reported strong fourth-quarter fiscal 2020 results before the opening bell on May 22, wherein it beat earnings and revenue expectations. 
Tags ETFs Stocks / Equities
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Fear Is Still On Holiday
The heightened tensions between the US and China sapped risk-appetites before the weekend, but appear to be missing in action today. Equity markets have rebounded strongly. 
Tags Currencies/Forex
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China ETFs Retreat After Beijing Ditches GDP Target
China country-specific exchange traded funds retreated after Beijing for the first time in over a quarter-century refrained from issuing an economic growth target for 2020. On Friday, the iShares MSCI... 
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From ETF Trends
China's Debt-To-GDP Ratio Surges to 317 Percent
The IIF estimates that China’s total debt hit 317 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in the first quarter of 2020. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China’s ‘Two Sessions’ herald rebound of economy
As the coronavirus fallout is spreading in Western economies, China’s rebound has begun. Global recovery requires global cooperation, however. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
A Cautious China
Any setback in May is not necessarily fatal to the “V” case, merely synchronizing China with the rest of the world. That may already be why there’s less “V” in April’s data outside of IP which has the... 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
What's Next For China After COVID-19?
The Chinese economy continues to normalize, led by the manufacturing sector. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Why Chinese Stocks Tumbled Today
President Trump threatened to renew the trade war. 
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From Motley Fool
Guaging The Global Bounce
The COVID market crash in the first quarter broke significant long term uptrend channels that were in place. The only countries that have managed to somewhat hold onto long-term uptrends are China,... 
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From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China Quietly Injected A Record 5.2 Trillion In New Credit To Kickstart Its Frozen Economy
The March data demonstrated two things: that the V-shaped recovery in China's economy in March was merely a flood of cheap credit unleashed by the government and that the government has been quietly... 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Slowing Virus Lifts Stocks
Asian markers traded on the front foot overnight and European markets jump higher on the open, whilst safe havens come under pressure as the market mood turns positive. 
Tags Stocks / Equities
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Unfortunately The Twin Shocks In China Will Mean A U Or L Shaped Recovery
Twin shocks, first being a supply shock, beginning from shutdowns in China, now the demand shock originating from the Western world, is unfolding right in front of us. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China: Worst-Ever Profit Data For Factories
Industrial profits fell 38.3% year-on-year, year-to-date in February from -3.30% YoY YTD in December. This is the worst data on record. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Unprecedented In China, Yes, But Then What?
These numbers are essentially meaningless. They aren’t completely devoid of content, of course, just that such substance is of limited use. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China: Surprisingly Restrained Loan Growth
Credit growth has been much lower than expected even though companies have continued to suffer damage from the Covid-19 outbreak. What's going on? 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Could China's Overlapping Crises Spiral Out Of Control?
China's central bank can print money but it can't force bankrupt companies to borrow more or bankrupt lenders to issue loans to unqualified borrowers. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China's Liquidity Strains
China’s financial system experienced a major liquidity problem at the start of 2020. Now liquidity strains can also be traced to the coronavirus. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China: The Emperor Has No Clothes
China has over-expanded, urbanized too rapidly and, has excess capacity in everything from empty condos to cement factories. It is the epicenter of the greatest and most global bubble in modern... 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
China’s First Virus-Filled Economic Data May Not Be All That Helpful
The first glimpse at China’s economy in its full virus effects was one beyond ugly. Both the manufacturing and non-manufacturing indices plummeted. And the word “plummeted” is understated here. 
From Blogs - TalkMarkets
Sixth Straight Day Of Selling, Dollar Falling On Fed Bets
Markets are in the red again this morning but interestingly it is China which is holding up the best with the CSI 300 index in the black. However, other Asian bourses including both Hang Seng index and... 
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From Blogs - TalkMarkets
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