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SPDR S&P China ETF (NY: GXC )

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Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 9:30 AM EDT, Mar 14, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Troubling Developments Come To The Fore In U.S.- China Trade
The value of goods traded between the U.S. and China saw a small increase in April 2023, continuing the rebound that began the preceding month. 
Via Talk Markets
Storm Cycles
Broadly, some historians think human civilization goes through cycles. People are born, grow up, reproduce, grow old and die. Then their children do the same. Our cycle of existence spawns other... 
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Is China Failing In Its Effort To Reignite Its Economy?
It is difficult to ignore China's is failing in its effort to reignite its economy. Proof is pouring out of China that its problems go far deeper than most people ever imagined. China is in a period of... 
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The Commodities Feed: China’s Imports Recover
China’s crude oil and natural gas imports recovered strongly in May, which could help improve market sentiment. For copper, China’s concentrate imports jumped to a fresh high, while unwrought copper... 
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Ranked: The 20 Most Air-Polluted Cities On Earth
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), almost the entire global population (99%) breathes air that exceeds WHO air quality limits. 
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China ETFs Fall As Economy Shows Signs Of Contraction For The Second Consecutive Month
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China’s Economy Is Picking Up By 2.2%
Although property price inflation remains negative, prices continue to improve every month, with 64 cities now seeing monthly price increases. 
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China’s GDP For 1Q23 Is Better Than Expected
New orders for China's domestic market are growing faster than new export orders. 
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China Surprises With Big Export Jump In March
Exports rose 14.8% year-on-year in March. The consensus was for a contraction of around 7%. That is a real difference. 
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China Tensions Are Top Of Mind For Biden's Weeklong Asia Tour: 'We Are Not Going To Arm-Twist'
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Is China Going Into A Recession? Country's Tiny Inflation Rate Has Economists Worried About Japanese-Style Doom Loop
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Global Economy Heated Up, But Will It Continue?
China's ongoing efforts to stimulate its economy are showing up as a significant increase in the pace of CO₂ accumulation in the Earth's atmosphere. The latest data covering the month of April 2023 is... 
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China’s Contracting Imports Pose A Challenge For Future Exports
Chinese exports grew by 8.5% year-on-year in April, but imports contracted by 7.9%YoY in the same month, and this contraction has deepened. The deterioration of the global economy could weigh further... 
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Yellen Urges Fair US-China Economic Relations, Warns Of Consequences Amid Rising Tensions
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen gave a speech on the U.S.-China economic relationship at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Washington on Thursday.  
Via Benzinga
China’s Consumer Inflation Dropped Below 1 Percent
Producer price deflation rose further, showing how the rocky economic recovery continues to fuel market demands for policy support. 
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China’s Very Strong Loan Growth In March Signals More Investment
China's loan growth was stronger than the market expected. This should move the market tomorrow when China's stock market opens. CNY and CNH should strengthen. 
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China’s Central Bank Pumps More Liquidity Into Market
The People's Bank of China has already cut its Required Reserve Ratio and has continued to pump liquidity into the money market over the past few days. 
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China: PBoC Leaves 1Y MLF Unchanged - Suggesting 1Q23 GDP Won’t Be Too Bad
China's central bank, kept the 1Y Medium-term Lending Facility rate unchanged at 2.75% today. This is an important signal that the first quarter GDP report due on Tuesday will not be too soft. But we... 
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Accumulation Pace Of CO₂ Picks Up As China's Economy Speeds Up
As expected, March 2023 saw an uptick in the pace at which carbon dioxide is accumulating in the Earth's atmosphere. While small, that change could mark the beginning of an improvement in global... 
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Alibaba's Split-Up Brings Back Cash Inflow Into China's Bourses
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China’s PMIs Show Growing Risk From Slowing External Demand
Looking at the official and Caixin manufacturing PMI we can get a more accurate picture of the recovery of the Chinese economy. The recovery is not smooth and we note that external demand is still... 
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China March PMIs And The Slowing Global Economy
Chinese stocks got a boost overnight on news that could have a broader reach through the tech sector. 
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China’s Fiscal Revenues Fell By 1.2%
China’s fiscal profit in the first two months of 2023 shrank 1.3% from a year earlier. 
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Why China’s Central Bank Has Cut Its Required Reserve Ratio
China cut its RRR today by 25 basis points. 
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Why Did They Keep Pushing The Hype?
China's reopening hype has been driven mostly by the mainstream media in the West. 
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China Shows A Gradual Recovery
The market focus will be on retail sales and real estate in this set of activity data. We also focus on infrastructure investment. This is a 
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The Commodities Feed: Testimony Weighs On The Complex
Comments from Jerome Powell during his testimony to the Senate Banking Committee were more hawkish than expected, which weighed heavily on the commodities complex, particularly oil. 
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China's Rebound Will Be Positive For World Economy, Offset Fed Risks
China’s reopening will impact prices, but it is not an inflation risk. It reflects an impressive domestic rebound, great regional opportunity and significant global spillovers. 
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China’s Moderate Approach To The Economy
An overall positive performance of the economy can help increase fiscal revenues and demand for workers. But the biggest pressure this year is on foreign trade. 
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UBS Expects Retail Inflow Of Around $87B Driving Next Leg Of Chinese Stock Rally: Report
According to UBS Group AG (NYSE: UBS), China's stock market may see an inflow of around 600 billion yuan ($86.8 billion) of excess savings from the nation's households. 
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