57 h. ago Hong Kong exchange sees further growth ahead for record ETF market

Bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) expects its exchange-traded fund (ETF) market to continue growing after hitting record turnover and new listings this year, according to a senior executive. Average daily turnover in ETFs doubled to a record HK$37.8 billion (US$4.8 billion) in the first nine months, as the exchange’s 225 ETFs drew an increasing number of investors from mainland China, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. ETFs are listed index funds that track the performance...

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1 week ago NBA looks to China for growth, renewing a foothold in its second

NBA looks to China for growth, renewing a foothold in its second-largest market  CNBC

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2 w. ago China retains market growth amid ‘volume to value’ shift – GlobalData

China retains market growth amid ‘volume to value’ shift – GlobalData  Just Auto

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2 w. ago Growth of China's innovative drug market reflects global reach

Growth of China's innovative drug market reflects global reach  news.cgtn.com

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2 w. ago China Market Update: Hong Kong Growth Stocks Rally, Alibaba’s AI Handles 2.6B User Requests

China Market Update: Hong Kong Growth Stocks Rally, Alibaba’s AI Handles 2.6B User Requests  Forbes

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2 w. ago China's Beauty Market Sees Growth in Wellness Categories & E

China's Beauty Market Sees Growth in Wellness Categories & E-Commerce  Circana

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3 w. ago Critics are missing the big picture on China’s economic transition

As China transitions from the 14th to the 15th five-year plan, its economic trajectory is once again under scrutiny. External commentary often focuses on the short-term headwinds from a cooling property market and commensurately lowered growth, but these challenges obscure a more important story. Beneath the surface, China has a vibrant backbone made strong by the synergistic effects of infrastructure, human capital, technology and an unparalleled commitment to a green transition. These...

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4 w. ago China’s rejection of Nvidia chips a turning point in global tech race

When US tech giant Nvidia unveiled its B40-series chips for China – stripped-down versions of its more advanced H20 line – many in Washington and Silicon Valley believed they had struck a clever compromise. The United States would retain its technological lead while allowing China to buy “safe” alternatives that preserved its dependence on American suppliers. Nvidia, in turn, could continue to profit from one of its largest markets. The logic was simple: Beijing would accept something rather...

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