KWEB: Playing a Potential Rebound in the Chinese Stock Market
The CSI 300 index in China recently dropped to a 4.5-year low, but a rebound in the Chinese economy could push stock valuations higher in 2024
The CSI 300 index in China recently dropped to a 4.5-year low, but a rebound in the Chinese economy could push stock valuations higher in 2024
One of China’s major stock indices—the CSI 300—recently slumped to a 4.5-year low
Alibaba is breaking up into six separate companies. Will it be a new blueprint for large Chinese tech companies?
U.S.-listed stocks from China have suffered this year, and the pressure is increasing in the wake of the country’s recent National Congress, with shares sliding toward 52-week lows
The fate of 200+ Chinese companies listed on American exchanges still hangs in the balance, but recent reports suggest that a final decision on this topic could be made in December 2022.
Shares in Chinese technology stocks have rebounded from 52-week lows, but the regulatory challenges that first catalyzed the selloff haven’t been resolved yet.
In the last several weeks, U.S.-listed shares of Chinese technology companies have entered a bear market, a curious divergence given the continuing strength in global stock market indices.
President Xi Jinping of China could be elected to a rare third term this November, and that event will likely dictate the direction of Chinese stocks leading up to—and after—the election.
Trading Tips During a Correction Key Coronavirus Updates: The estimated number of global coronavirus infections has risen to more than 17,000 with at least 360 associated fatalities The first death outside of China linked to the novel coronavirus was reported in the Philippines On Jan. 30, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the novel coronavirus … Continued