Chinese exchange-traded funds saw a "staggering" growth in the last few years, with inflows consistently notching new highs, according to Morningstar.
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No matter what short-term results are (Q1, Q2) and what others say (Q3), focusing on developing a sustainable competitive edge is decidedly the right thing to do (Q4). Q1: "Stimulus measures appear to have prompted a surge that accounts for nearly a third of August global ETF investment" Q2: "China-focused equity ETFs saw record net inflows of $20.6bn in August, two-and-a-half times the level in July, according to data from BlackRock, dwarfing the $11.1bn pulled in by ETFs focused on US equities. The money that poured in all came from Asia Pacific-listed funds including China, with US and European investors actually pulling money out." Q3: "Z-Ben, a Shanghai-based consultancy,...potentially suggesting buying by the 'national team' — a term coined in 2015 to describe large state-affiliated institutions that intervened to prop up the market." Q4: "Nothing can seemingly halt the rise of technology-focused equity ETFs, though, as they vacuumed up another $12.2bn in August." https://lnkd.in/gH2ky6sp
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Check out this insightful article from Financial Times on the explosive growth of China ETF assets. It's a fascinating look at the burgeoning opportunities in the Chinese market. #ChinaETF #FinancialTimes #InvestingOpportunities https://ift.tt/ogulIC3
Check out this insightful article from Financial Times on the explosive growth of China ETF assets. It's a fascinating look at the burgeoning opportunities in the Chinese market. #ChinaETF #FinancialTimes #InvestingOpportunities https://ift.tt/ogulIC3
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Have we seen the worst in China Equities? As the linked Reuters article points out , the move to launch new equity funds is part of a campaign by the authorities in the world's second-largest economy over the past year to revive the stock market and boost investor confidence dented by a destabilising property sector crisis and sputtering growth. Meanwhile , as the FT reported yesterday, strategists at JPM forecast that MSCI China index will finish up roughly 18 per cent from where it closed out December. Goldman Sachs has set its 12-month target for the index at the same level. Check out MSCI China derivatives on Eurex. - Extended trading hours covering three time zones with full clearing and riskmanagement capabilities. - No position limits. - No threshold limits on blocks. - Portfolio-margining offsets available against major equity derivatives. #equities #asiatrading #asianmarkets
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Made a few moves driven by the changing/evolving narratives. Bought more shares in iShares Cdn REIT ETF, Freedom Emerging Market ETF, Telus, iShares Short-Term Cdn Bond ETF, Nutrient, and Canadian Utilities. With rates apparently at peak and signalling to fall, REITs, utilities, and Emerging Markets normally get a tailwind, so decided to being getting exposure to Emerging Markets. I decided to go with the Freedom ETF as it has no exposure to China, which at this point imo is uninvestible. Added some more CU, Telus to average out the costs. With rates signalling to fall, opportunities for capital gains on fixed income could have a pretty clean runway. Focussing on the short-end of the yield curve. The REIT I've mentioned is a long-term play and ripe to be a roller coaster. That being said, my speculative play is we're a few years away from a full-on return to office as new management teams with no covid baggage, pull a reset and call everyone back. The pendulum for commercial real estate at some point will swing back from its current out of favour status. I'm more now looking to slowly pivot out the short term income play and into more longer-term, quality/wealth creating assets. This will be the 2024 story. Doesn't mean that gains are in the offing. It's more about setting the table.
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Chinese Investors' Appetite for Cross-Border ETFs Births Unusual 15% Premium https://lnkd.in/gwBB-9JJ The recent upswing of foreign stock markets has caused as high as a 15% premium on ETFs in China as mainland investors flock to join cross-border fund schemes. The Invesco Great Wall NASDAQ-100 Technology Sector Market-Cap Weighted ETF was trading at a premium of 15.15% yesterday, the highest among China's cross-border ETFs offered through qualified domestic institutional investor schemes, according to financial data provider Wind. #china #etf #investing #investment #nasdaq #crossborder #business #fundmanagement #InvesTAODigest
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LATEST: Money managers have been buying exchange-traded funds tracking emerging-market bonds over much of the last month as higher yields and signs of economic growth across developing nations lure investors. Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond ETF, known for its ticker VWOB, is on track to record its biggest monthly inflow on record, totaling $700 million so far in April, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. At the same time, iShares J.P. Morgan USD Emerging Markets Bond ETF, or EMB, is heading for its first month of inflows after three consecutive months of outflows. Both funds are leading the inflows into the broader category of emerging-market ETFs over the past month, the data shows. Read more on the Terminal!
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