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iShares MSCI China ETF (NQ:MCHI)

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Asia Week Ahead: Regional Inflation Data And The Philippines’ Rate Decision
The week ahead features trade and inflation data from Japan, India, and China. We'll also get a Philippine central bank decision and Australia’s unemployment data. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
SPDR ETF Report - Stocks Act They Want To Continue Correcting To Downside
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Rethinking China: From Bullish Optimism To Cautious Realism
Over the past decade, I’ve been notably bullish on China, driven by its remarkable growth trajectory since the 1970s and the potential for its equities to dominate globally. 
Via Talk Markets
China Doesn’t Need to Fear Deflation
In the wake of the Great Recession, there was a spate of news articles warning of the menace of deflation. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Paul Krugman Thinks China's Economic Woes Make It More Dangerous To Global Security: 'Autocratic Regimes Sometimes Respond ... With Foreign Adventurism'
Paul Krugman says China could transition to consumption-led growth and in extreme adversity will thrive on "foreign adventurism." 
Via Benzinga
China's Deflation Concerns Rattle Global Markets Amid Economic Slowdown
For so many countries, getting inflation down has been a real challenge. So, a bit of deflation might be seen as a good thing. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s Trade Surplus Narrows As Exports Decline Sharply
China’s trade surplus contracted to USD 80.6 billion in July 2023, compared to USD 102.7 billion in the same period last year. 
Via Talk Markets
China Deflation Fears Increase
China’s customs office announced that the value of exports fell by 14.5% in July on an annualized basis, while the value of imports dropped by 12.4%. 
Via Talk Markets
Industrial Metals Monthly: Dim Global Economic Growth Clouds Metals Outlook
A look at the performance of iron ore, copper, aluminum, and other industrial metals, and their outlook for the rest of the year. 
Via Talk Markets
China Grapples With Deflation As Reopening Efforts Falter: El-Erian Says CPI Data 'Deepens Worries'
China's consumer price inflation turned negative for the first time since February 2021, setting off worries concerning domestic growth. 
Via Benzinga
China Exports And Imports Collapse, Harbinger Of The Global Economy?
China’s exports are down 14.5 percent year-over-year, and imports are down 12.4 percent. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s July Trade Balance: Surplus Expands As Exports And Imports Fall More Than Expected
China's Trade Balance for July came in at CNY575.5 billion versus CNY625.25 billion and CNY491.25 billion last. Exports plunged 9.2% in the reported period vs. -8.9% expected and -8.3% previous. 
Via Talk Markets
Asia Week Ahead: China Inflation And Trade Data
Via Talk Markets
SPDR ETF Report - Jobs Data Numbers Decline, But Wage Inflation Goes Up
A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets for the trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s Economy Looks Weak, Bad News For U.S. Exports
China’s economy should grow by 5.5% in 2023, according to the consensus of professional forecasters, but the consensus seems overly optimistic. 
Via Talk Markets
China Chip Metal Export Curbs: Forex Impact?
Earlier this week, China announced export curbs on two key metals used in the chip and solar industries. 
Via Talk Markets
Is Investing In China A Good Idea Right Now? 'It's Complicated,' Say Morgan Stanley Analysts
 
Via Benzinga
Jim Cramer Doesn't Think China Can Deflate With Its 'Guns And Butter' Strategy: 'Lousy Combination'
Jim Cramer Monday took potshot at China for its stimulus spending, stating that military and luxury spending are "lousy combination.' 
Via Benzinga
Asia Week Ahead: Reserve Bank Of Australia Policy Move And Regional PMI Data
The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to stand pat at next week's policy meeting. Plus, we'll get PMI readings from the region. 
Via Talk Markets
BOJ: When The Big Move Is A Big Yawn
One of the global markets’ big “will they or won’t they” questions was resolved early this morning when the Bank of Japan (BOJ) announced a relaxation to its yield curve control (YCC) policy. 
Via Talk Markets
'No Recession,' Says Jim Cramer As Analyst Points To 'Good Sign' Of Rebound In Commodities
 
Via Benzinga
China's Q2 GDP Miss Stirs Unease: Alibaba, BYD, Other Stocks In Focus As Analysts Point To Consumer Slowdown
 
Via Benzinga
Asia Week Ahead: Key Economic Data For China Next Week
China releases a raft of data next week and the main focus will be on second quarter GDP figures. 
Via Talk Markets
Asia Week Ahead: Korean Central Bank To Extend Pause; Inflation Likely Subdued In China
The Bank of Korea meets to discuss policy next week while India and China report inflation figures. 
Via Talk Markets
What's Going On With Alibaba Stock Thursday?
Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA) and Chinese peer stocks are trading lower Thursday as further signs of a  
Via Benzinga
Three Value Stocks To Ride China's Latest Economic Data
As China's economy keeps on gaining traction, these set of equities seem to be falling behind. A value gap is created to deliver investors an opportunity 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
These 3 Investments Could Make You the Most Money in the Second Half of 2023, According to Top Investors
There's a three-way tie for where top investors think your money will perform best through the rest of the year. 
Via The Motley Fool
Asia Morning Bites - Monday, July 2
Market attention today will be on regional PMI figures and China's Caixin manufacturing report. Later in the week, the focus will shift to the FOMC minutes and US non-farm payrolls. 
Via Talk Markets
Asia Week Ahead: Australian Central Bank Likely To Keep Rates On Hold
The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to keep rates untouched at 4.1%, while inflation reports from the region are likely to show moderating readings. 
Via Talk Markets
After Disappointing PMIs, Attention Will Turn Back To Inflation In The Week Ahead
In the first half of the 2023, Japan is set to be one of the fastest if not the fastest growing economy in the G10. 
Via Talk Markets
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