The Chinese stock market rebounds, closes 1.91% higher
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, is optimistic about the Chinese economy
Morningstar says that China’s long-term GDP growth will fall between 3.25% and 3.5%
A new report by Morningstar has China's long-term GDP growth falling between 3.25% and 3.5%. If so, that's nearly half current growth rates of 6.3%, based on IMF numbers.
Canada stocks on pace to see their best quarter in nearly 10 years
Brazil stocks reach new all-time highs
Why is China’s Stock Market In A Bull Market Despite The Trade War?
China A-shares are still light years away from their June 12, 2015 peak. But as long as the locals are buying in on Xi Jinping outwitting President Trump, and Wall Street bets on more stimulus, Shanghai and Shenzhen indexes will remain in beast mode. Forget weaker growth. Investors are long China. It surpassed Brazil as the darling of global investors roughly four weeks ago.