Mexico - Delayed Quote • MXN KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB.MX) Follow 606.00 0.00 (0.00%) At close: January 21 at 10:43:39 AM CST All News Press Releases SEC Filings All SEC Filings Corporate Changes & Voting Matters Periodic Financial Reports Proxy Statements Tender Offer/Acquisition Reports Offering Registrations MCHI Plunges as China Announces $1.4T Stimulus China ETFs fell 6% as the debt relief package fell short of investors’ expectations and Trump tariffs loom. Invesco Unveils Trio of Thematic ETFs in Europe The triple launch undercuts much of the competition. Tech is leading markets higher — but 3 other sectors have joined in: Morning Brief Taking stock of year three of the bull market shows that the rally is spreading out beyond the Magnificent Seven — and even beyond tech. Since the market's recent lows, three other non-tech sectors have taken up the mantle. 3 China ETFs Had Huge Inflows Last Week Investors flocked to China ETFs as Chinese stock prices surged. It's not too late to play the China stimulus rally: Strategist Chinese stocks jumped after China’s central bank announced a stimulus package last week. Yan Wang, Alpine Macro chief emerging markets & China strategist, joins Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton on Market Domination to discuss how investors should be thinking about this rally. Wang says the “flurry of measures [announced] over the past couple of days” make it “ even difficult for us to keep pace with” and show the central bank is “ in a state of panic. They are clearly feeling the pressure that the economy is in a very deep, very stressed level. So they want to try to push the economy to accelerate.” He notes that the recent stimulus announcement is an important step for China’s monetary policymakers because it signals “they no longer see massive stimulus as a taboo,” as it had been since the global financial crisis. “I think that's one of the reasons why they hesitated so much in the past couple of years, even though the economy was slowing down. So now, clearly, kind of what I call an ideological straight jacket has been taken off. So that would allow them to be more preemptive in driving the economy.” “They made the policy statement, and the market has responded,” Wang says, explaining, “We need to begin to monitor whether these kinds of policy measures will have some kind of positive impact on the economy. That's something that, as a strategist, I think we need to realize that whatever they announce is one thing, but also whether the economy is able to respond is quite another.” Wang says for investors looking to benefit "the best bet is just to buy the benchmarks. Buy the domestic benchmark (000300.SS, 930748.SS) and also buy the MSCI (MME=F)... because the rising tide will lift all boats.” He adds, "if I have to pick some sectors, I would say to buy the laggards, the sectors that have been really beaten down in the past couple of years. For example, consumer discretionaries, tech sector, even the property developers. They are trading at such depressed levels, I think they may benefit the most from this revolutionary process.” For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Naomi Buchanan. The Best and Worst Performing European ETFs in Q3 2024 China resurges while oil takes a hit due to increased output and waning demand. There's more upside to China stocks, KraneShares CIO argues KraneShares CIO Brendan Ahern joins Morning Brief to discuss how investors can best play the China stock rally. "On Monday on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchange, you had 5,000 stocks went up, four went down. So this is an everything going up [rally]," Ahem tells Yahoo Finance. He believes that investors will gravitate toward growth stocks, and highlights KraneShares's KWEB ETF (KWEB), which targets Chinese internet names. He explains, "People look at the e-commerce space because that's the transmission engine for domestic consumption as it occurs online." He notes that China can be thought of as two different markets: offshore and onshore. In other words, China's major markets can be split up between the offshore Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the mainland Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. He explains that the onshore China market is more for Chinese investors while the offshore China market is more geared toward foreign investors. Ahern adds that KWEB is still 70% below its historical average in terms of its one-year forward P/E (price-to-earnings ratio), which shows "how depressed the evisceration of Chinese equities is as an asset class." Thus, he believes there is a lot more upside to China stocks, and believes the rally can continue. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This post was written by Melanie Riehl How investors can get in on the China stock rally with ETFs China stocks (^HSI) have extended their rally after the People's Bank of China unveiled new stimulus measures in an effort to recover its struggling economy. Todd Rosenbluth, TMX VettaFi Head of Research, joins Wealth! to discuss how you can play the China trade without cashing in on specific names. "For much of the year, China has underperformed the broader emerging markets. And so investors actually have been gravitating towards these ex-china ETFs... but this China stimulus that we're talking about could be the necessary boost to get more investors focusing on China," Rosenbluth tells Yahoo Finance. He points to ETFs like GXC (GXC) as a broad market exposure ETF, and highlights China A-Shares (ASHR) as an opportunity to get broader exposure to the Chinese stock market. In addition, he notes that KWEB (KWEB) is a great way for investors to get exposed to some well-known names and faster-growing companies in China. Watch the video above to hear some of Rosenbluth's ETF plays for the port strike affecting the US's East and Gulf Coasts. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Melanie Riehl China ETFs Retrench After Historic Rally Chinese-focused funds, MCHI and FXI, lost a small part of their gains from last week. China starts to reverse its 'uninvestible' image: Chart of the Week After China announced broad measures to rescue its economy, Chinese stocks surged, our Chart of the Week shows. It's not the first time the country has attempted to get out of the recent doldrums, but the market's reaction says this time might be different. FLCH ETF: Surging Chinese Stocks Could Drive More Upside Ahead Chinese stocks are surging after China announced a new stimulus plan, and the China-focused Franklin FTSE China ETF (FLCH) could have plenty of upside ahead. We were positive on FLCH earlier this year and the ETF has performed well since then, but I continue to believe there is more upside ahead. I’m bullish on FLCH based on the newly unveiled stimulus for the Chinese market, the modest valuation of its holdings, its diversification, and its low fees. What is the FLCH’s Strategy? According to Fr China ETFs Surge and a New Money Market ETF Launches etf.com’s Editorial team tackles the hottest topics of the week. China stocks jump as political leaders pledge to shore up economy Shares of China stocks (BABA, JD, PDD) are rising after some of the country's top political leaders pledged to shore up the country's economy. Market Domination Hosts Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton dig into the stocks' movement after the People's Bank of China unveiled new stimulus measures in an effort to recover its struggling economy. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Melanie Riehl Why investor concerns about US-China tensions are 'overblown' KraneShare senior investment strategist Anthony Sassine joins Market Domination to discuss how investors can best navigate the Chinese equities market as it looks to recover its struggling economy. Sassine sees the political tensions between the US and China as an issue for the market. He explains, "the two countries are very interrelated, and especially for the long term, these are the two biggest economies, the two biggest trade partners. So at some point, these [tensions] are going to be resolved." He notes that the current policies' impact on China's earnings has been "minimal" because many companies do not conduct business in the US. Thus, he believes that these hesitations are "a little bit overblown." He adds that the downside in some of China's biggest names has been limited, explaining that the bad news has already been priced in. "I don't see any more downside except for something extraordinary happening. So you're only left with the upside here. When policy starts targeting consumption and when you start seeing the recovery of consumption and recovery in earnings, especially revenue growth, you're going to see Chinese equities react positively here, especially because of the very low valuation, very low positioning," Sassine explains. He believes that China's stimulus efforts will affect all industries, and will ultimately help recover a weak consumer. "This is going to trickle down across the board," Sassine tells Yahoo Finance, highlighting A-shares, domestically-listed companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, as a good opportunity for investors. He also points to KraneShare's KWEB (KWEB) ETF as another opportunity, arguing it has "more upside to go." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Melanie Riehl MSCI Cuts China Stocks Again in Global Indexes MSCI has removed 186 Chinese stocks this year. China ETF Market Surges, Led by Equity Funds: Morningstar AUM to these funds more than doubled over a three-year period ending in 2023. Elon Musk claims there are ‘far more’ smart, hardworking people in China than in the US Should you turn your attention to the world's second largest economy? India Makes Case for Dominating Emerging Market ETFs India may have become a growth play for investors, while China is for those seeking value. What's motivating stock momentum in China's internet giants? Morning Brief Co-Hosts Myles Udland and Seana Smith turn their attention to Chinese internet stocks, focusing on the stock performances of industry titans such as Alibaba (BABA) which is set to report fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday, Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME), and JD.com (JD). For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This post was written by Angel Smith Best Asia ETFs by Performance The top Asia ETFs have gained up to 10 times more than the S&P 500 over past three months. Performance Overview Trailing returns as of . Category is China Region. Return KWEB.MX Category YTD -- +9.65% 1-Year -- +9.65% 3-Year -- -11.12%