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Jonathan Yates: Chinese currency exchange-traded funds such as Market Vectors Chinese Renminbi (NYSEARCA: CNY) and Wisdom Tree Dreyfus Chinese Yuan (NYSEARCA: CYB) are excellent investment vehicles to profit from a fundamental misconception in foreign currency valuations. Read more…
Tim Seymour: Since climbing off their post-recession low on Tuesday, stocks in the emerging world are coming back strong. The question is whether this is an organic rally or an artificial effect of central bank action. Read more…
Michael Johnston: Rydex, the firm behind the CurrencyShares suite of exchange-traded products, made a splash with the latest addition to its product lineup on Tuesday. The recently-launched CurrencyShares Chinese Renminbi Trust (NYSE:FXCH) will offer exposure to the official currency of the Read more…
Tim Seymour: Now that the world has looked into the stock-market abyss, inflation seems like a relatively small price to pay to keep global credit markets and economic growth alive. This plays into your China strategy. Read more…
The big banks of China are still writing plenty of new loans, which is good for the growth bulls but not a great indication that Beijing’s inflation-fighting efforts are working. Read more…
Tim Seymour: Traders who expected Beijing to wait until the weekend to tighten interest rates got a surprise last night, but the good news is that inflation in China may be peaking. Read more…
Tim Seymour: Officials in Beijing are politely differing over whether inflation remains a threat for the Chinese economy. Read more…Beijing reports last month’s inflation data Friday night. This has become a huge release for emerging markets investors and will be even bigger this time around. Read more…
Tim Seymour: News that a key gauge of the Chinese manufacturing economy has slid to its lowest level in nine months is feeding traders’ concerns about global growth. Read more…
Exchange Traded Spreads Trust has filed paperwork with the SEC for a “ETS Offshore RMB Bond Fund ETF.” The Fund seeks investment results that correspond generally to the performance, before the Fund’s fees and expenses, of the [RMB Index] (the “Underlying Index”). They Read more…
One of the biggest stories in global finance over the past few months has been China and their unwillingness to revalue their currency to what many Western nations see as an appropriate level. Read more…
Tim Seymour: The latest Chinese factory numbers came in over the weekend at 52.9 — weaker than expected and well below last month. Read more…
Tim Seymour: China has very quietly let its currency appreciate exactly 5% since June 2010 and now the yuan is pushing to modern peaks. Read more…
The latest banking reserve requirements hike coming out of Beijing may seem strange to some in terms of timing — when global currency markets are reeling — but not really. Read more…
Over the last few months I’ve issued several warnings. Chief among them … Read more…
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