iShares China Large-Cap ETF

FXI

Market cap $6.59B

iShares China Large-Cap ETF offers significant upside potential as Chinese stocks remain undervalued compared to global peers. FXI has shown a strong bullish trend since early 2024, with technical resistance at $42 and upside targets at $54.52 and $73.19. FXI boasts high liquidity and momentum grades, but investors should be mindful of U.S.-China tensions and FXI's expense ratio.

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China Large Cap ETF is upgraded to a "Buy," reflecting strong momentum and attractive valuation after a 78% rally since late 2023. FXI offers exposure to 50 large-cap Chinese stocks, with high liquidity and a 2.44% dividend yield, but carries notable volatility risk. Current valuation remains compelling at under 12x earnings, with a PEG ratio supported by a 6.4% long-term EPS growth rate.

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