Profit from a Chinese rebound

Chinese stocks are up roughly 16% since early September. That’s largely because the country’s industrial production and exports are picking up, and government measures to stimulate the economy are taking effect. China’s growth rate could reach 8.2% nextyear, and its long-term outlook is positive.

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Future is bright for these Chinese ETFs

Chinese stocks are down roughly 14% since March 2012. That’s largely because slow growth in the U.S. and Europe is hurting China’s export-driven economy. Still, China’s growth rate could reach 8% this year, and its long-term outlook is positive.

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Low-fee ETFs for Chinese growth

Chinese stocks are up over 30% since September 2011. That’s largely because investors believe that a global recovery will raise China’s exports and improve its domestic economy. As well, the country’s inflation rate is easing. That gives it more options to boost growth, including cutting… Read More

Bright prospects for these Chinese ETFs

Chinese stocks are down roughly 22% since April 2011. That’s largely because investors fear that weak growth and high debt levels in Europe and the U.S. will slow China’s export-driven economy.

However, the long-term outlook for China, and Chinese stocks, is bright. One of the best… Read More

Safer ways to invest in Chinese stocks

Chinese stocks have lagged behind North American markets this year. That’s partly because investors are concerned about collapses of Chinese reverse-takeover stocks (RTOs), like Sino-Forest. That concern has spilled over to even high-quality Chinese stocks.

RTOs bought bankrupt North American companies that were already listed on… Read More