KBUY / China Wants More Domestic Consumption — This ETF Could Benefit

Stronger-than-expected consumer spending in China could hint at early signs of a recovery as the country looks to jump-start its economy. China is in more_horizontal

Despite its current challenges with addressing economic growth, China's consumers continued to spend during the month of August and in the long-term b more_horizontal

Tensions between China and the U.S. continue to take the media mainstage this year in an environment of continued geopolitical risk. Despite muted flo more_horizontal

Markets closed today as fears about bank risk on both sides of the Atlantic caused heightened volatility, overshadowing the positive economic data rel more_horizontal

Among the Chinese Communist Party's long-running economic plans is an effort to reduce the country's dependence on exports while driving more internal more_horizontal

With China emerging from the effects of lengthy coronavirus lockdowns, stocks in the world's second-largest economy are rebounding this year. Not surp more_horizontal

China made announcements over the weekend that it would be providing monetary support and incentive to boost consumption across the country as it seek more_horizontal

It's been another challenging week for China in the news, with reports of home buyers boycotting mortgage payments in Mainland China and rumors of a d more_horizontal