Recent Quotes View Full List My Watchlist Create Watchlist Indicators DJI Nasdaq Composite SPX Gold Crude Oil EL&P Market Index Markets Stocks ETFs Tools Overview News Currencies International Treasuries S&P China SPDR (NY: GXC ) 68.45 +0.12 (+0.18%) Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Jun 28, 2024 Add to My Watchlist Quote Overview Detailed Quote Charting Historical Prices News All News News Headlines Press Releases Research Quarterly Reports Insider Filings Other Filings Headline News about S&P China SPDR < Previous 1 2 ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Next > The Commodities Feed: Testimony Weighs On The Complex March 08, 2023 Comments from Jerome Powell during his testimony to the Senate Banking Committee were more hawkish than expected, which weighed heavily on the commodities complex, particularly oil. Via Talk Markets China's Rebound Will Be Positive For World Economy, Offset Fed Risks March 07, 2023 China’s reopening will impact prices, but it is not an inflation risk. It reflects an impressive domestic rebound, great regional opportunity and significant global spillovers. Via Talk Markets Why Did They Keep Pushing The Hype? March 06, 2023 China's reopening hype has been driven mostly by the mainstream media in the West. Via Talk Markets China’s Moderate Approach To The Economy March 06, 2023 An overall positive performance of the economy can help increase fiscal revenues and demand for workers. But the biggest pressure this year is on foreign trade. Via Talk Markets UBS Expects Retail Inflow Of Around $87B Driving Next Leg Of Chinese Stock Rally: Report March 02, 2023 According to UBS Group AG (NYSE: UBS), China's stock market may see an inflow of around 600 billion yuan ($86.8 billion) of excess savings from the nation's households. Via Benzinga China’s Recovery Is Not Much Of A Surprise March 02, 2023 China's economic reopening appears to be a gradual one. Consumption was very strong during the holidays in January but was more subdued in February. Via Talk Markets China’s Solid PMIs Hint At A High GDP Target At The Two Sessions March 01, 2023 The official manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMI indices came in at 52.6 and 56.3, respectively, in February compared to 50.1 and 54.4 in January. Via Talk Markets China PMI And Risk Appetite Continuation February 28, 2023 Tomorrow we get the release of PMIs from major economies around the world. With preliminary figures already reported last week for Europe, US and the UK, focus is likely to be more on China. Via Talk Markets China’s Economic Recovery Has A Slow Start February 15, 2023 Preliminary analysis indicates that overall growth has yet to return to all previous levels, even though mainland China ended its containment of COVID in December. Via Talk Markets What To Expect From China’s Two Sessions February 28, 2023 China's Two Sessions annual meeting is both a political and economic event. It will set the tone on geopolitics as well as on economic targets and policy direction. Here, we examine some of the key... Via Talk Markets This Is What China’s Economic Recovery Will Look Like February 23, 2023 A recovery in China's economy this year looks certain, but the nature and speed of that recovery remain in doubt. We believe the economy could pick up in the summer, but there is a risk that the... Via Talk Markets We Really Can't Afford For This To Fail February 14, 2023 China reopening, media rather than money blitz. Bank lending has been hyped though as usual the rest of the story - the important parts - get left out for the narrative. Via Talk Markets China’s Loan Growth Beats Consensus But Results Are Unbalanced February 10, 2023 China's loan growth is usually strong in the first quarter of the year. But this time, we saw a historic jump, pointing to strong loan demand during the nascent economic recovery. Via Talk Markets Struggling Chinese Equities Calls For Caution February 08, 2023 When China sneezes, the rest of the world tends to catch a cold. Via Talk Markets The Return Of History: China And Taiwan February 06, 2023 What if China goes after Taiwan? While I’m not qualified to speculate on this kind of thing, it should be on your radar as a citizen and investor. Via Talk Markets China’s Rebound Starts With Consumption February 04, 2023 China's economic recovery following its reopening could be unbalanced initially, but a full recovery later in the year is likely. Via Talk Markets China GDP And Forecasts January 31, 2023 The recovery will be very fast in Q1, and then much slower thereafter (a “square root”), given patterns following previous reopenings. Via Talk Markets China Reopening Rally To Drive Up Iron Ore Prices January 17, 2023 Iron ore has rallied above $120/t at the start of 2023, rising by more than 50% from the lows of just under $80/t in early November 2022, with China driving prices higher. Via Talk Markets Asia Morning Bites - Monday, Feb. 6 February 06, 2023 Payrolls shock and balloon pop to dominate today's trading. Via Talk Markets Don’t Worry, The President Is Buying… [Dirty Dozen] February 06, 2023 The S&P 500 is short-term overextended and at resistance. We have conviction that it will punch through this time, but we’ll likely see a small pullback or consolidation first, so expect some chop and... Via Talk Markets Chinese Stocks, ETFs On Massive Growth Path As Country Reopens After 3 Years Of Zero COVID Policies January 30, 2023 It’s been three weeks since Beijing ordered the reopening of China’s borders to the world, and Chinese stocks are rallying. The world’s second largest economy abruptly ended three years of strict... Via Benzinga The S&P China 500 Rebounded 7.1% In Q4 2022, Recovering A Portion Of Its 2022 Losses January 26, 2023 Despite the strong quarter, Chinese equities underperformed global and emerging markets in Q4, as these segments broadly bounced back from the heavy losses of Q3. Via Talk Markets Back Two Basic Problems Of A Declining Population In A Country January 22, 2023 China’s population declined last year, for the first time since the mass deaths associated with Mao Zedong’s disastrous Great Leap Forward in the 1960s. Or maybe it would be more accurate to say that... Via Talk Markets China: Timing Of Recovery Is A Big Question Mark January 09, 2023 China has drastically eased its Covid-19 measures. Both domestic mobility and international traffic should increase in 2023. But the question is in which quarter? Via Talk Markets China Saber-Rattles (Again) December 28, 2022 With provocative incursions of Chinese aircraft across the Taiwan Strait median line around Christmas Day (perhaps as a message responding to the US defense bill), it’s useful to review China’s... Via Talk Markets Chinese GDP Growth Over The Xi Jinping Era December 26, 2022 A prosperous global economy needs a growing Chinese economy. Via Talk Markets China’s Export Contraction Means More Infrastructure Spending To Support Recovery January 13, 2023 Exports contracted 9.9% year-on-year while imports fell 7.5% YoY in December. Both have now contracted for three months in a row. Via Talk Markets Chinese Economy Eyes Reform, Opening-Up And Turnaround In 2023 January 10, 2023 After a year of domestic economic volatility and international turmoil, China is focused on economic growth this year. And that means the country will further deepen reform and expand opening-up. Via Talk Markets The Coming Macro Shock of 2023: China December 25, 2022 The question in my mind is how the Chinese authorities will react as infections, and subsequently hospitalizations and deaths, surge. Will they reinstitute lockdowns, or will they try to muddle through... Via Talk Markets China's Future Remains Cloudy And Uncertain December 18, 2022 China has been moving away from its dependence on America but its path forward may be more difficult than people imagine. China has huge problems that make this planned decoupling a risky gambit. Via Talk Markets < Previous 1 2 ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Next > Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io Stock quotes supplied by Barchart Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes. By accessing this page, you agree to the following Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.