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Index giant MSCI made the leap to include China A shares in indexes, including emerging markets. But they're not the hottest Chinese stocks. » Read More
By: Constance Gustke, special to CNBC.com
Socially responsible funds may not beat traditional equity funds, but SRI funds are generating good enough performance to be worth it. » Read More |
By: Cinthia Murphy, ETF.com
ETFs have taken in near-$500 billion in the past one-year period, doubling the rate from a year ago. This could be the new normal. » Read More |
By: Bob Pisani
MSCI will decide on Tuesday whether to add the $6 trillion mainland China stock market to its indexes, including Emerging Markets. » Read More |
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$30 billion in flows into ETFs in the past week marks a record week for 2017, and the big move was led by US equities.
A major Warren Buffett fan agrees with the Berkshire Hathaway founder on so much about the markets, except for two fatal investing flaws.
Big stock market names are betting European and emerging market stocks offer better value than US equities. But what about bonds?
Pakistan is making a major move up on the world stage that will reverberate in the markets.
Investors continued to pile into international equity ETFs, while U.S. equity ETFs suffer modest outflows.
A South Korean fund traded in the U.S. jumped Tuesday after exit polls showed a liberal candidate won the presidential election.
In the French election, Marine Le Pen has “no chance.” But just in case she pulls out a surprising win in France, markets could go haywire.
Capacity is currently much more of a concern for ETF issuers and portfolio managers than the much-talked-about myth of ETF liquidity.
Tax reform promises to spur corporate buying, but there are several reasons to not bet the house on stock buybacks.
Millionaire investors are very bullish on overseas markets and continue to have faith in the US economy.
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