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Jim Trippon: The pundits are out in full force on China. First they were yelling the sky was falling for the Chinese economy, but now that slowing growth in China appears to be both a more mixed picture and not the dire event first predicted, the China critics turn to Chinese stocks. The latest sounds are the Read more…
Jim Trippon: China’s stock exchanges have come off a punishing year, and have barely had time to lick their wounds as 2012 has begun. The major indexes of the four Chinese markets, the Shanghai Composite, Hong Kong Hang Seng Exchange, the Shenzhen Exchange and the Tapei Exchange, all tell Read more…
Jim Trippon: China’s Vice Premier Wang Qishan reiterated his country’s plan to meet the global economic slowdown by keeping ready $1.7 for trillion strategic spending. Most China watchers know this isn’t entirely news, as China has let it be known that it would deploy financial resources to meet the global Read more…
“iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 (NYSE:FXI) and other China ETFs have had a rough six months, but the bears aren’t finished yet. The mainland Shanghai Composite Index fell 5% today, to its lowest Read more…
I was in Shanghai last week and saw the preparations in progress for the Chinese New Year celebration to bring in the Year of the Tiger. We have our Times Square ball but the Chinese Read more…
“China’s main index, the Shanghai Composite, has gained 52% this decade. Yet Americans are estimated to have only 2% to 20% foreign stock Read more…
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