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EWEB (Global X Emerging Markets Internet & E-commerce ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The ETF industry made a strong showing during the past week, with 16 new funds making their debuts and several funds closing. Gotham, Qraft, the Bahnsen Group, Simplify, First Trust, Global X, Avantis and Janus Henderson all rolled out new ETFs.
Baidu (BIDU) stock jumped after the tech giant, Chinese version of Google, breezed past analysts' earnings expectations.
Alibaba beat earnings estimates but missed on revenues when it reported fourth-quarter fiscal 2023 results.
Alibaba announced that it would be launching its own AI model, Tongyi Qianwen. With AI technology gaining popularity, check how this will affect the Chinese tech conglomerate.
Emerging markets ETFs may be a compelling option amid the ongoing banking crisis in the United States and Europe.
This week's top-performing ETFs include five China-focused strategies, a far cry from the panic that China would be uninvestable following the Fall's Chinese Communist Party Congress. Led by the top ETF based on one-week returns, the Global X MSCI China Real Estate ETF (CHIR) at 18.
Last week was eventful for the global market as it kicked off with Cyber Monday. Plus, chances of smaller Fed rate hikes in December and upbeat U.S. jobs data led to the upside in Wall Street.
Alibaba recorded flat revenue growth for the first time ever as the country grappled with an economic slowdown and COVID-19 resurgences.