MCHI - iShares MSCI China ETF
| Previous Close | 64.82 |
| Open | 64.82 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 3000 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 21500 |
| Day's Range | 64.64 - 64.94 |
| 52 Week Range | 53.12 - 67.84 |
| Volume | 2,330,291 |
| Avg. Volume | 3,708,868 |
| Net Assets | 4.54B |
| NAV | 64.98 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| Yield | 1.53% |
| YTD Daily Total Return | 1.58% |
| Beta (5Y Monthly) | 1.52 |
| Expense Ratio (net) | 0.59% |
| Inception Date | 2011-03-29 |
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The Coronavirus Outbreak Will End, and China Will Remain, With All Its Strengths and Weaknesses
The coronavirus crisis has shaken the Chinese people and inflicted considerable harm on households and businesses. A silver lining: Maybe the government will spend more on health care.
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ETFs to Watch as Alibaba Reports Fiscal Q3 Earnings
Investors can expect a heavy dose of volatility for China’s online commerce giant Alibaba during Thursday’s trading session as its set to report fiscal third-quarter earnings. Moreover, investors will ...
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China’s Economy Has Grown Since SARS. That Makes Coronavirus More Dangerous to the Global Economy.
The emergence of the newest coronavirus sent Chinese stocks plunging. China is better prepared than the last crisis, in 2003, but it also has a much larger impact on the global economy. For now, investors shouldn’t think of bargain-hunting.
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China ETFs to Gain on New Stimuli to Combat Coronavirus
China's introduction of fresh stimuli to fight the impact of coronavirus on the economy instills confidence in investors.
- ETF Trends
ETF Investors Shouldn’t Try to Catch the Falling Knife in China
While value bargain hunters may look to the pullback in China as a buying opportunity, ETF investors should reconsider the urge. “For a long time I thought the market sentiment was so strong that we could overcome a mounting list of economic uncertainty,” Economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC. It’s going to paralyze China.
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Coronavirus May Cause More Pain for the Markets. How to Play a Turnaround.
Strategists are waiting for signs the virus has been contained and for new cases to plateau. They’re also looking for companies to issue the first earnings warnings and for China’s GDP to get dinged.
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Coronavirus fears could trigger a 10% to 20% selloff in the stock market: strategist
The stock market is unlikely out of hot water when it comes to the realities stemming from the coronavirus.
- Benzinga
Here's How Short Sellers Are Playing The China Coronavirus Outbreak
Stocks have taken a big hit in the past week on Wuhan coronavirus fears, but Chinese stocks have gotten hit especially hard. Not surprisingly, short sellers have been particularly active in certain Chinese ...
- Investopedia
Short sellers are buying positions in Chinese stocks amid coronavirus
This figure from S3 Partners includes shorting of ETF shares worth $62 million and equities worth $275 million. The top China-centric ETFs being targeted by short sellers include the ISHS MSCI China ETF (MCHI), ISHS China Large Cap ETF (FXI), Kraneshs CSI China Internet Fund ETF (KWEB) and SPDR S&P China ETF (GXC). Travel restrictions are in place throughout China's major cities and health screenings are increasing at major airports in Asia and Europe.
- ETF Trends
Investors Should Be Mindful of Their China ETF Exposures
Index-based ETFs mirror the moves of their underlying holdings. Consequently, if China’s government extends the hiatus on its financial markets, investors using ETFs to access this emerging market will ...
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Health scares historically ‘buying opportunities’ for stocks, says JPMorgan
Even as fear grips global stocks over the coronavirus’ outbreak, JPMorgan tells investors to stay the course.
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Can China ETFs Survive the Coronavirus Onslaught?
Coronavirus is spreading at an alarming rate in China, posing a serious threat to financial markets and economic growth.
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Coronavirus and Its Impact on Markets
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The Coronavirus Slammed Stocks. How the Fed and Beijing Can Help the Economy.
Although the outbreak could hurt the global economy, strategists see a possible buying opportunity ahead as they look to the People’s Bank of China and the Federal Reserve to offer some relief. While many Asian markets were closed for the Lunar New Year holiday, the (MCHI) (MCHI) fell 4.5%, to $60.49. The pneumonia-like virus that began in the Chinese city of Wuhan has infected more than 2,700 people and killed at least 80, according to Chinese authorities.
- ETF Trends
China ETFs Back Off Economic Growth Concerns in Wake of Coronavirus
China country-specific ETFs were the hardest-hit areas of the market Monday as investors assessed the extent of the coronavirus outbreak and worried about the potential negative effect it will have on the economy. Among the worst-performing non-leveraged ETFs of Monday, the KraneShares CSI New China ETF (KFYP) decreased 4.9%, CSOP FTSE China A50 ETF (AFTY) plummeted 5.1% and iShares MSCI China A ETF (CNYA) declined 5.5%. Meanwhile, the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI) , the largest China ETF by assets, fell 3.6%.
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China Stocks Slammed As Virus Spreads, But Watch These Health Care Plays
Virus fears affected stocks around the world as the China coronavirus continued to spread, with a fifth confirmed case in the U.S. China stocks fell hard.
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China ETF Rally Stumbles on Virus Fears
China's market and country-related ETFs were among the hardest hit on Tuesday after a new coronavirus, or the "Wuhan pneumonia", killed six and fueled fears of a larger outbreak that could disrupt the economy. On Tuesday, the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI) fell 3.5%, SPDR S&P China ETF (GXC) declined 3.5% and Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF (ASHR) decreased 3.1%. A similar coronavirus outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, also upended Asian markets and economies in late 2002 after it killed 774 people.
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ETFs to Gain on China's Upbeat Exports Data for December
As the formalization of the Sino-US trade deal nears, China's recently-released export data for December looks encouraging. In such a scenario, we highlight some ETFs that can gain.
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U.S., China Finally Sign Phase-One Trade Deal. Here’s What to Look for Next.
The next developments in U.S.-China tensions may be sector-oriented, with technology likely to stay in the crosshairs between the two countries.
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Emerging Market ETFs Could Be the Play for 2020
As we re-evaluate our investments for the new year, ETF investors should reconsider emerging market exposure to diversify their portfolios. Armando Senra, who runs iShares Americas for BlackRock, sees increasing “interest in China,” which was “always a good play” to include in a portfolio, CNBC reports. “That said, for 2020, I would pivot to emerging markets,” Senra told CNBC.
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China ETFs Surge After Central Bank Eases Monetary Policy
China's markets and country-specific ETFs led the charge on Thursday after Chinese officials announced monetary easing to start off the New Year. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of Thursday, the KraneShares CSI China Internet Fund (KWEB) increased 6.0%, Invesco Golden Dragon China ETF (PGJ) jumped 5.6% and Invesco China Technology ETF (CQQQ) advanced 5.2%. Meanwhile, the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI) , the largest China-related ETF by assets, rose 3.1%.
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China Gave Its Economy a Boost. Here’s Why Bulls Like It and What They May Be Missing.
If 2019 offered investors one lesson, it was that the market views central-bank stimulus as a positive. Global markets’ response to the latest jolt from the People’s Bank of China proves the rule.
- ETF Trends
Despite Rising Industrial Profits, Investors Should Temper China ETF Expectations
While the Chinese industrial sector saw profits rise at their fastest pace in eight months over November, China country-specific ETFs are still susceptible to weakness in domestic demand that could weigh ...
