Taiwan ETF Grows, But Could China Relationship Derail It?
February 3, 2010 – Taiwan’s forecasts for growth this year have been raised in light of an improving economic outlook. But the market’s exchange traded fund (ETF) could struggle along as the country balances a sensitive relationship with China.... Continue Reading »

Coal and Steel ETFs: China in the Driver’s Seat
February 2, 2010 – China is at it once again. The fast-growing emerging market is rapidly ramping up demand and production of coal and steel, which threatens to send worldwide prices and exchange traded funds (ETFs) higher. (more…) Continue Reading »

China ETFs: Deceivingly High?
January 30, 2010 – There has been phenomenal growth in China’s economy and marketplace. But there are some dissenting voices that mark China’s economy and country-specific exchange traded funds (ETFs) as artificially high. (more…) Continue Reading »

Asia ETFs: Why ‘Economic Freedom’ Matters
January 25, 2010 – The United States is the land of the free, sure, but not quite as economically free as some other countries. Asia and Asia-Pacific countries are among some of the more liberalized economies in the world... Continue Reading »

China ETFs: Cause for Concern as Lending Tightens?
January 22, 2010 – China boasts a booming economy and a housing market on the move, but it’s not cause for celebration for the country’s leaders. In fact, China’s government is taking steps to rein things in to... Continue Reading »

4 Reasons to Stick With Emerging Market ETFs
January 20, 2010 – Since the calendar switched over to the new year, little has changed in emerging market exchange traded funds (ETFs). In fact, if anything, the picture has gotten a little bit better despite today’s blip.... Continue Reading »

Hong Kong ETF Looks to a Future of Growth
January 15, 2010 – After taking a beating in its export industries last year, Hong Kong, along with its related exchange traded fund (ETFs), could be set to produce some solid numbers. However, the numbers may really only reflect... Continue Reading »

Currency ETF Relationships Are a Delicate Balance
January 12, 2010 – The United States has been running a trade surplus for a long time, and a lot of countries have become use to the idea that the States are always there to buy up all of... Continue Reading »