Investor says cocktail of China and Fed easing should lift stocks Famed hedge-fund manager David Tepper made waves last week by not just saying how much he liked assets tied to China - "everything," ...

As of Monday's close, China's Hang Seng Index HK:HSI was up nearly 24% year-to-date at 21,133.68. That's a bigger gain than seen from the S&P 500 SPX, which has risen by just shy of 21%, FactSet data ...

China stocks posted their best day since September 2008 as investors raced to take advantage of a massive stimulus push aimed ...

The comments reined in rate futures prices to show just 70bps of Fed cuts by the end of the year, down from more than 75bps ...

A 25% surge in Chinese stocks, fueled by Beijing’s recent stimulus measures, has left global money managers scrambling to ...

There are still challenges to China's economic growth and the swift stock market rally seen last week is not indicative of a ...

Volatility: China’s market can be unpredictable. While the stimulus announcements have brought a sense of optimism, there are still concerns about the structural headwinds that need deeper reforms.

Industrial, materials and consumer discretionary companies with exposure to China stand to benefit from stimulus.

Avoiding China and owning banks was an easy route to beating the market. Now those winning bets are crumbling.

Jim Rogers shares his views on investments in crude oil, silver, Chinese stocks, and Indian markets. He suggests buying ...

A revival in China's stock market driven by a stimulus blitz fails to register with fed-obsessed U.S. Traders. Market ...

China’s recent stimulus measures have provided a significant boost to its stock market, with major indices like the Shanghai ...