China ETFs: An Overview of 5 Top Offering

As a communist country, China has a government that retains tons of control over the private sector (and in turn over the stock prices). This is an important factor to note before investing in Chinese markets.

The second way that China is unique is that a lot of its growth is tied to export activity and infrastructure development. These two factors have long been huge parts of the Chinese economy.

Lastly, Chinese markets differ from other countries’ because of their susceptibility to politics. Remember, Chinese markets sway and swing largely depending on government intervention. Because of this, if geopolitical tensions rise, potential investors may be wary (for fear of an uncertain market).

If you’ve reviewed the pros and cons and wish to proceed with investing in Chinese markets to reach your investment objectives, ETFs are a great way to go. Why sift through tons of investment products when you can buy a whole BUNCH of securities with one ETF?

iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI)

– Assets Under      Management: $2.67B – Expense Ratio: 0.59% – Average Daily Volume:      3.5M – Total Return (To Date):      +35% – Issuer: iShare

Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF (ASHR)

– Assets Under      Management: $2.77B – Expense Ratio: 0.65% – Average Daily Volume:      3.1M – Total Return (To Date):      +56% – Issuer: Xtracker

KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB)

– Assets Under      Management: $4.7B – Expense Ratio: 0.73% – Average Daily Volume:      6M – Total Return (To Date):      +88% – Issuer: KraneShare

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