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iShares MSCI China ETF

MCHI

Market cap $5.49B

48.96 USD

-0.08

0.16%

At close Updated Oct 29, 4:00 PM EDT

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48.96

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-0.16%

5 days

0.02%

1 month

-6.03%

3 months

-11.09%

6 months

-13.85%

Year to date

-21.34%

1 year

-25.24%

5 years

-29.29%

10 years

4.02%

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Is China Winning the Robotics Race? See Through the ETF Lens

China's industrial robot output surged 29.1% in 2026, with 59% of global installations in 2025. Discover three ETFs targeting its robotics boom.

Is China Winning the Robotics Race? See Through the ETF Lens

China has reported robust growth this year, but a growing chorus of economists are asking: Are the numbers accurate?

Beijing has reported robust growth this year, but a growing chorus of economists are asking if the numbers accurate.

China has reported robust growth this year, but a growing chorus of economists are asking: Are the numbers accurate?

China industrial profits post strongest growth in three months, rising 14.4%

The global AI boom and higher commodity prices stemming from the war in Iran have lifted earnings at miners, chipmakers and raw-material suppliers.

China industrial profits post strongest growth in three months, rising 14.4%

24/7 Wall Street

China's Stock Market Is Trailing the U.S. by the Widest Margin in History

The gap between U.S. and Chinese stocks just broke a record stretching back decades, and Beijing's state-backed funds are still sitting on their hands while blue-chip shares slide into bear market territory.

China's Stock Market Is Trailing the U.S. by the Widest Margin in History

Sellers are back in tech, while bear market grips Chinese stocks

China's benchmark CSI 300 dipped into bear market territory today, marking a 20% drop from its June peak. The index, which tracks 300 of the largest stocks listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, has declined for ten consecutive weeks.

Sellers are back in tech, while bear market grips Chinese stocks

CNBC International TV

Pullback in China's A-share hardware stocks is a buying opportunity: UBS

UBS Global Wealth Management's Suresh Tantia says China's plan to spend 3.7 trillion dollars on the sixth networks, which is 20% of China's economy will benefit hardware stocks and AI buildout, hence the hardware-heavy A shares will outperform H-shares in the next 6 to 12 months.

Pullback in China's A-share hardware stocks is a buying opportunity: UBS

What's going on in China? Is the stock market about to collapse?

While domestic equities have certainly seen better days, true drama is unfolding in China, whose stock market is now on track for 11 straight red weeks, its longest losing streak in history.

What's going on in China? Is the stock market about to collapse?

China stocks hit bear market after 10-week rout: is 20% crash just the start?

Chinese stocks fell into bear-market territory on Thursday after a record 10-week losing streak, as disappointing corporate earnings and fading expectations of government stimulus deepened the sell-off. The CSI 300 index dropped roughly 20% from its June peak, crossing the conventional threshold for a bear market.

China stocks hit bear market after 10-week rout: is 20% crash just the start?

CNBC International TV

China's AI sector is more balanced, from upstream inputs to models and applications: BlackRock

BlackRock's Mike Pyle says that in the upcoming years China can be a real opportunity for investors to be looking more broadly across that full application stack. He also says that it is important for U.S.-China relations to underwrite strategic stability as the two largest economies in the world.

China's AI sector is more balanced, from upstream inputs to models and applications: BlackRock

China's economic growth picked up in the third quarter, recovering from a three-year low as booming exports mitigate a deepening economic slowdown at home

The growth of the Chinese economy picked up pace in the third quarter, although poor consumer confidence and property market woes continue to weigh.

China's economic growth picked up in the third quarter, recovering from a three-year low as booming exports mitigate a deepening economic slowdown at home

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