KraneShares Bosera MSCI China A Share ETF

KBA tracks a subset of market cap-weighted large- and mid-cap Chinese equities listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen.

The beginning of March brought the weeklong meeting of China's National People's Congress to discuss monetary policy and economic goals for the year. From that meeting came a goal of 5.5% GDP growth which will see China creating stimulus when a large percentage of the world's countries grapple with inflation and fiscal tightening, a policy [.

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Why Chinese stocks have been riding a roller coaster of volatility.

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China country-specific exchange traded funds plunged on Monday on growing concerns over Beijing's ties to Russia, risk of U.S. delistings, and another round of lockdown measures to contain its worst COVID-19 outbreak yet. On Monday, the Invesco Golden Dragon China ETF (PGJ) declined 11.1%, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (NYSEArca: FXI) decreased 6.5%, the SPDR S&P China [.

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As the Winter Olympics wrap up, China could be preparing to host another international showcase, this time in the global equity arena. With inflation running at a multi-decade high in the US, the Fed has signaled interest rate hikes are on the horizon.

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Inflation in China seems to be easing again, with January's PPI coming in under expectations. It's a good signal that monetary support from the People's Bank of China can continue without having huge impacts on inflation, writes KraneShares in its China Last Night blog.

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As investors look for opportunities in a volatile market environment, some may turn to Chinese equities and country-specific exchange traded funds. JPMorgan Asset Management's Gabriela Santos argued that portfolio managers will be hard-pressed to outperform in increasingly volatile markets and expressed belief that investing in China could give them an edge, Bloomberg reports.

Investors Should Consider the Opportunity in China ETFs

Concerns about inflation and valuations have U.S. advisors looking further afield than domestic stocks to find opportunities for growth while diversifying a portfolio. A somewhat common structure that has existed for decades when investing in emerging markets is the variable interest entity (VIE), but it continues to be confusing and unclear to many advisors.

An Advisor's Guide to Variable Interest Entities (VIEs)

Investors have been moving their money around in the first half of the month as hawkish sentiments from the Fed have many pivoting from growth to value equity stocks in an environment that is also putting increasing pressure on bonds. Dr. Xiaolin Chen, head of international at KraneShares, discusses three reasons why remaining invested in [.

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KraneShares, known for its suite of China-centric and innovative ETFs, announced in a press release on Wednesday an index change and subsequent name change for their flagship A-shares exposure fund. The KraneShares Bosera MSCI China A 50 Connect Index ETF (KBA) now tracks the MSCI China A 50 Connect Index and is the first U.S. [.

KBA Notches Another First in Latest Index Change

Chinese companies listed in the U.S. took a pummeling last year as foreign investors reacted to regulations within China, but for Chinese stocks on the mainland, it was business as usual. Onshore stocks grew nearly 20% last year in China, while Chinese stocks listed in U.S. markets fell 42% for the year, reports the Wall Street [.

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The popular Chinese ride-hailing app Didi is delisting from the New York Stock Exchange and will move to list in Hong Kong instead, reports CNBC. It's created a shockwave through an already beleaguered market for Chinese investments internationally, and KraneShares' CIO Brendan Ahern recently spoke with ETF Trends regarding the process and what it means for [.

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Fitch Ratings has just downgraded Evergrande, China's real estate giant, to “restricted default” after it failed to make two coupon payments during a grace period that ended this Monday. While there has been no official commentary or confirmation from Evergrande, it marks the first time the company has been labeled as a defaulter by a [.

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The introduction of a new COVID variant that is already confirmed in over 20 countries has seen border closures and travel bans thrown into place as governments race to try and contain and protect. In China, where the border has been closed essentially since the beginning of the pandemic last year, life is going on [.

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The deficit spending that supported the economy in 2020 is showing up in hot inflation numbers in 2021. While I think the inflation numbers will get better in 2022, I do not believe they will get back to pre-pandemic levels because of owners' equivalent rents and wage gains in the CPI.

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China's property sector is not a growth driver of the Chinese economy, but a growth passenger. China's fiscal system also created incentives for local governments to favor housing market development.

The Evergrande Crisis And Mainland China's Property Sector Risks

Government regulations in China continue to affect foreign investors' habits within markets, but KraneShares sees many indicators of growth looking forward within the A-shares market. A recent white paper by Anthony Sassine, CFA for KraneShares, discusses several factors that can contribute positively to A-shares investments, including real estate flow redirection, the potential announcement of greater [.

Bet on China's A-Shares With KraneShares

China has not solved the unravelling crisis in its development/construction sector. The nation has moved through all the ‘natural' stages an economy goes through when implementing the free market capitalism model.

China's Next Phase Can Make You Money Or Steal Your Savings

The bankruptcy of the Chinese real estate company Evergrande is much more than a “Chinese Lehman”. The implications of an Evergrande collapse are far greater than what investment banks tell us.

Evergrande Isn't China's 'Lehman Moment.' It Could Be Worse Than That

China has been increasingly pushing to be self-reliant in several industries as President Xi works to build independence internally for the country. Foreign investors and companies are often split on if it is a boon to operations or a drawback with long-reaching consequences.

Does China's Push Towards Self-Reliance Hurt or Harm Foreign Investments?

Chinese government has generally had some idea of how much risk Evergrande and other highly leveraged real estate companies pose since last year. Equity holders will most likely be wiped out, with holders of bond and wealth management products taking significant haircuts.

What's The Likely End For Evergrande?

The impact of the policy remedy to China's property market excesses is spreading across global markets. But they would bounce hard on any evidence of a mitigation plan from Beijing.

The World Sweats During China's Vacation

Overnight trading in Asian markets on Wednesday night saw an influx of foreign investment into Mainland China, according to KraneShares' China Last Night. The MSCI rebalance that happened on Tuesday brought China stocks up to 741 from 730, showing healthy growth at a time when foreign investors are pooling money into Mainland China.

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Shares in China continue to post sharp year-to-date losses vs. an otherwise upside bias for global stocks, based on a set of exchange-traded funds tracking the world's major equity regions through yesterday's close (Aug. 25). Some investors see opportunity in beaten-down shares, but there's still a wide-ranging debate as the market prices in higher uncertainty driven by the vagaries of Beijing's evolving policy agenda.

China Is This Year's Downside Outlier For Global Stock Markets

China ETFs were crushed this year due to regulators' crackdown on various sectors, mainly the all-important technology space. This made the space cheap at the current level.

Is This the Time to Buy China ETFs on Bargain?

The rout in China country-specific exchange traded funds continued Friday as Beijing expanded the scopes of its regulatory crackdown. On Friday, the Xtrackers CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF (ASHR) fell 1.7% and the KraneShares Bosera MSCI China A Share ETF (KBA) dropped 1.8%.

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